We Fix What Others Can’t
Secure, scalable systems for government, NGO, and commercial teams who can’t afford to get it wrong.
When internal systems break down, reporting gets messy, or data chaos takes over — Meltech IT brings order, clarity, and working code.
We don’t take every project. But if you’re a great fit, we’ll help you fix what’s broken — fast.
Let Me Guess...
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You’re running critical operations off broken spreadsheets and duct-taped databases.
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Your internal tools are outdated, unsupported, or no one remembers how they work.
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You've tried outsourcing, in-house devs, or platforms that promised too much and delivered too little.
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And now it’s your problem to fix.
Let’s make it simple again — before it costs you more.
Every month you delay fixing your system costs more time, money, and accuracy.
Let’s stop the bleeding. Fast.
What We Deliver (Every Time)
We build practical, robust software with outcomes in mind.
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Backend systems using C# .NET that are reliable, maintainable, and scalable
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Custom APIs and integrations with CRMs, spreadsheets, and internal tools
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Cloud-based platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) for data capture, storage, and workflow automation
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Legacy system refactors and rescues — we bring old systems back to life or cleanly replace them
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Security-first design for sensitive environments
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Documentation, training, and handover so your team stays in control
No bloat. No fluff. Just solutions that work.
We take on a limited number of projects each quarter.
Planning a Q3 rollout? We’re locking in builds now. Start the conversation today to secure your slot before we book out.
Testimonials
“Mel made the whole process look effortless. She respected our security requirements and delivered a solution that met our needs — working weekends and late nights without being asked.”
— Shannon Smith, Victoria Police
“Mel is a rare bird. Passionate about what matters, and super-competent at building the software that makes it happen.”
— Dr. Leslie Cannold, Author, Strategist, Advocate
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