Software, data, and automation, based in New York City
If a system is slowing your team down, Markitude can fix it.
Markitude is a New York City practice that builds and maintains the software, integrations, and reporting that government agencies, nonprofits, and small businesses run on. I founded it, and I stay hands-on through delivery, from the first call to the parts that break six months later.
If any of this sounds familiar, that’s what I work on.
Your systems don’t talk to each other
Your CRM, spreadsheets, forms, and case files each hold part of the picture, and someone re-types the same information between them every week.
Reporting eats a day you don’t have
A board deck, a funder report, or a compliance filing means pulling numbers by hand from three places and hoping they still match.
Staff are doing work a computer should do
Intake forms get read and routed by a person. Status updates get typed by a person. That person could be doing something that actually needs a person.
There’s a tool everyone agrees you need
A staff portal, an intake system, an internal dashboard: it’s been 'on the list' for a year because nobody on staff has the time to build it.
What I build and maintain
Three kinds of work, grouped by the problem they solve rather than the technology behind them.
Why work with Markitude
Direct access to the founder
There’s no account manager relaying questions to an engineering team. Bryan Lliguicota, Markitude’s founder, scopes and oversees every engagement personally.
Grounded in real operating experience
Markitude’s approach draws on experience building data and AI systems at a financial firm and an enterprise software company, where getting access, permissions, and data handling wrong wasn’t an option.
Documentation over dependency
Scopes, decisions, and documentation are part of every deliverable, so the work doesn’t depend on any one person’s memory or availability.
Who I work with
Mostly organizations where technology matters but isn’t the core business, so there’s no one on staff whose job is to own it.
- NYC government agencies and public-sector departments
- Nonprofits and community organizations
- Small and mid-sized businesses with outdated systems
- Teams that need a single accountable vendor for procurement
Ready to talk about it?
There’s no charge for the first conversation, and no obligation after it.