Sancrisoft

Sancrisoft is a nearshore software development firm founded in 2016 by six engineers from San Cristóbal, Venezuela. The company relocated to Medellín, Colombia—the country's software hub—and now operates as a remote-first team across Latin America with offices in Cúcuta, Medellín, Santa Marta, and Cali, plus developers in Venezuela, Peru, El Salvador, and Argentina. The team includes 19+ senior and lead engineers working in US time zones for American clients. They build custom web and mobile applications, headless CMS websites, and DevOps infrastructure for startups through Fortune 500 companies across healthcare, fintech, travel, logistics, and advertising.

Sancrisoft's pitch centers on nearshore development: developers who speak English fluently, work during US business hours (EST/PST compatible), and sit in the same time zone rather than on the opposite side of the world. No 12-hour handoff delays. The company emphasizes direct access—you work with your assigned developers without intermediaries, though a project manager facilitates logistics. Clients can reach their team via Slack, Teams, or Jira for daily standups and real-time collaboration.

They hold a 5.0 rating on Clutch and have shipped 50+ projects. Founder testimonials emphasize transparency, accountability, and problem-solving over mere code delivery. Jhony Moncada (Managing Director), Carlos Gonzalez, Alejandro Marin, Johan Moncada, Juan Gonzalez, and Samuel Granja are named as founding partners.

Services and capabilities

Sancrisoft offers six core service models: nearshore development, staff augmentation, project-based development, custom web development, mobile app development, and QA & testing. They also provide headless CMS websites, DevOps & cloud infrastructure, UI/UX design, and SEO.

On the web side, they build applications in React, Next.js, and TypeScript. Mobile work spans React Native and native iOS/Android via Xcode and Android Studio. Backend systems run on Node.js (Express.js, Nest.js), PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and Firebase. They use Contentful, Strapi, Sanity, and Contentstack for headless CMS implementations. Cloud and deployment cover AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, and Docker with GitHub Actions for CI/CD.

Quality assurance includes Jest, Cypress, and Postman for automated and manual testing. Design and collaboration use Figma, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Semrush, and Ahrefs for SEO work.

A notable detail: Sancrisoft integrates AI tools—Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor—into daily workflows to "boost productivity, code quality, and delivery speed," though they note all architectural, UX, and product decisions remain human-led.

Notable work

Sancrisoft's portfolio includes eight named projects across multiple verticals. For a travel and hospitality client, they built a mobile app for mountain experiences using React Native, TypeScript, Node.js, and Contentstack. They modernized a legacy telehealth platform (Orbit Telehealth) for enterprise healthcare standards using React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and Django. For Celebrity Cruises, they launched SalesTrax to digitize onboard sales across the fleet using Node.js, React, React Native, and TypeScript. They delivered a privacy-first AI platform (Venice) on React, React Native, Google Cloud, Vercel, and Redis. For a marketing and advertising client, they launched a headless CMS website with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Contentful.

Other clients mentioned by name include UScellular (telecommunications marketing campaigns using AEM and Figma), a nonprofit volunteer management mobile app (React Native, JavaScript, TypeScript), and a premium meat delivery mobile service (React Native, Node.js, Express.js, TypeScript).

Testimonials cite on-time delivery, cost savings, and improved customer satisfaction. Mark Barnes (CEO, Orbit Telehealth) noted the team "increased customer satisfaction and revenue." Laura Rich (Executive Product Director, Mondo Robot) praised their ability to "save time and money, increase their development speed, and deliver quality work on truncated timelines." Esteban Dosza (CTO, Avviato) said the experience was "without issues." Douglas Fajardo (CEO, Xennial Digital) highlighted "excellent" quality and fluid communication in Spanish and English. Alexander Corr (Co-Founder, Double Nines) described them as "trustworthy and dependable." David Gong (Marketing Director, PMG Advertising) noted they "launched features on time" and "improved the site's loading speed and CMS capabilities."

How they work

Sancrisoft typically responds to inquiries immediately and aims to start full-scale development within 2 to 4 weeks, pending project scope. They follow a five-step process: discovery & strategic planning, team assembly & project scoping, agile execution with transparent communication, quality assurance & delivery, and ongoing support & optimization. All developers work during US business hours with direct Slack/Teams/Jira access. They integrate into your standups and workflows as if they were in-house team members. Project managers facilitate but don't block direct access.

They recommend a minimum initial engagement of 3 months to build trust and understand your business goals. Flexible engagement models include fixed-price projects, time-and-materials arrangements, and dedicated team allocations (part-time or full-time). Pricing is described as transparent with no hidden costs, though specific rates are not published on the website—you receive a custom quote after discovery.

Team and credentials

Sancrisoft has six named founding engineers: Alejandro Marin (Tech Lead), Carlos Gonzalez (Tech Lead), Jhony Moncada (Managing Director), Johan Moncada (Lead Software Engineer), Juan Gonzalez (Lead Software Engineer), and Samuel Granja (Lead Software Engineer). The company employs 19+ developers including senior engineers, tech leads, and junior developers across Latin America. All developers are bilingual (English and Spanish) and work in US-compatible time zones.

The firm holds a 5.0 rating on Clutch. No ISO, SOC 2, or other compliance certifications are mentioned in the source material. They are not listed as official partners with AWS, Microsoft, Google, or other major cloud providers, though they use these platforms extensively.