The name

The name behind the company

Vexilo takes its name from the Spanish word for the vane of a feather, made of small branches that connect to one another.

That connection appealed to us: each part of a system has a purpose, and the way those parts work together matters just as much.

What we do

Client projects and our own products

We build software for businesses and run products of our own.

Our products

Running Kondable, ZebraSnap, and our other products means handling support, fixing problems, and deciding what to improve after launch. We bring that experience to our client projects.

See the products

Software for your business

Custom software, web design, and artificial intelligence for companies in Mexico and the United States: law firms, labs, government agencies, and startups. We handle development and ongoing maintenance.

See who we've worked with

How we work

What working with us looks like

  • The business first

    We start with your business: how it works, what needs to improve, and who will use the software. Together, we decide what belongs in the first version.

  • Design from the start

    You review the screens before development begins. Walking through the process early gives you a chance to request changes while they are still easy to make.

  • We think in years

    Several systems we built for clients are still in use years later. We plan for maintenance and for the changes your business will need over time.

  • Clear communication

    We keep you informed about progress and decisions that need your input. If scope or timing becomes a concern, we discuss it with you.

Where

From Mexico, for Mexico and the United States

Based in Mexico, we work with clients in both English and Spanish. Overlapping business hours make it easier to schedule conversations and keep decisions moving.

Most of the work happens in writing and on video calls, and when a project needs it, we go.

Write to us

Tell us what your business needs and where the project stands. You don't need a technical specification to start the conversation.

Tell us about your project