Lexart

Lexart is a Brazilian software development and cybersecurity firm founded in 2015 with operations across Latin America, Brazil, the United States, and Israel. The company focuses on three areas: custom software development, cloud infrastructure, and defensive cybersecurity. It works with startups and enterprises, positioning itself as a technical extension of in-house teams rather than a project shop.

The company names Galileo/SoFi as a key collaboration partner, describing co-development work on "secure and scalable systems." Beyond client work, Lexart runs training programs for engineers, claiming to accelerate developers to "enterprise-level technical standards in record time." This dual focus—client delivery and talent development—shapes how the firm describes its operations.

Services and capabilities

Lexart's service menu breaks into three core areas: hard development (custom software), cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity. On the development side, the company lists custom software development, product design, QA, and consultancy. Cloud work includes infrastructure modernization and DevOps. Cybersecurity offerings span software security and defensive security practices.

The company emphasizes speed. Its stated approach relies on "deep technical alignment, lean communication, and expert-led execution" to move from concept to delivery quickly. Team structure and communication cadence are built around acceleration from day one, according to the site.

On technology, the source mentions PHP website development, mobile development, web development, and UI/UX design. The company also highlights DevSecOps as part of its training curriculum, suggesting it works with security-focused infrastructure tooling, though specific platforms (AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, etc.) are not named in the available material.

How they work

Lexart offers dedicated team models, building remote teams "tailored to your specific needs." The company frames engagement as a co-creation partnership: "We work as an extension of your technical team, co-creating high-performance solutions that respond to real-world demands—from early-stage ideation to enterprise-grade implementation." No pricing is disclosed. Team structure, communication frequency, and contract terms are not detailed in the source.

Team and credentials

The leadership team includes David Ferry and Christina Torres as co-founders, Amalia Bruno as CTO, and Robert Cooper as CEO. The source does not specify overall headcount, certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.), or partner status with major cloud platforms. The company mentions a culture of "high-performance engineers and cybersecurity specialists" and investments in training programs, but no third-party credentials or ratings (Clutch, G2, etc.) are provided in the scraped material.

Notable work

The portfolio section lists six projects across design, development, and ideas: App for Virtual Reality, Mobile Coin View App, Analysis of Security, eCommerce Website, Responsive Design, and App for Health. No details on outcomes, client names, tech stacks used, or project scope are available. The Galileo/SoFi partnership is mentioned as demonstrating integration with "high-performance ecosystems," but no specifics on what was built or delivered are provided.