Generic software fails
in specific industries.
Every sector has constraints a generalist team discovers late and prices badly — offline field capture, regulated audit trails, extreme seasonal concurrency, legacy protocols that cannot be replaced. We model the domain first and engineer around what is actually true.
Financial & Professional.
Money, risk and advice — where auditability is the feature.
Fintech
Money movement that reconciles to the paisa.
ExploreBanking
Modern interfaces on top of systems you cannot replace.
ExploreInsurance
Quote to claim, without the paper in between.
ExploreWealth & Capital Markets
Portfolios, positions and reporting clients trust.
ExploreAccounting & Audit
Close the books faster than the deadline.
ExploreLegal
Find the clause before the deadline finds you.
ExploreReal Estate
From listing to possession, in one thread.
ExploreProfessional Services
Sell hours, but stop losing them to admin.
ExploreHealth, Public & People.
Sectors where the software carries duty of care.
Healthcare
Clinical software that respects clinical time.
ExploreTelemedicine
Consultations that connect on the first try.
ExplorePharma & Life Sciences
Traceability from batch to shelf.
ExploreFitness & Wellness
Products people open on day sixty, not just day one.
ExploreGovernment & Public Sector
Services that work for everyone, on any device.
ExploreEducation
Learning tools teachers actually adopt.
ExploreNon-profit & Social Impact
Prove the impact, not just the spend.
ExploreHR & Recruitment
Hire faster without hiring worse.
ExploreCommerce & Consumer.
Demand is spiky, attention is short, and speed converts.
Retail
One stock number, true in every channel.
ExploreE-commerce & D2C
Fast pages, short checkout, fewer excuses.
ExploreFood & Beverage
Kitchens run on timing, so should the software.
ExploreTravel & Hospitality
Search, price, book — without dropping the thread.
ExploreMedia & Entertainment
Publish fast, stream smooth, keep the audience.
ExploreSports
Live data, live crowds, no lag.
ExploreGaming
Backends that hold up when the game gets popular.
ExploreEvents & Ticketing
Sell out without falling over.
ExploreIndustrial & Infrastructure.
Physical operations, sensor data and unforgiving margins.
Manufacturing
Know what the plant floor is actually doing.
ExploreLogistics & Supply Chain
Where is it, and when will it actually arrive?
ExploreAutomotive & Mobility
Vehicles, and everything they now report.
ExploreConstruction
Site reality, visible from the office.
ExploreEnergy & Utilities
Meter to bill, without the estimate.
ExploreAgriculture
Advice that reaches the field, in the right language.
ExploreMining & Resources
Safety, tonnage and equipment, in one view.
ExploreAviation & Aerospace
Turnarounds, crew and parts — all on the clock.
ExploreTechnology & Emerging.
Products whose customers are themselves technical.
SaaS
The unglamorous half that decides whether you scale.
ExploreTelecom
Provisioning, usage and billing that agree.
ExploreCybersecurity
Tools for the team defending everything else.
ExploreMarketing & AdTech
Attribution you can defend in a board meeting.
ExploreBlockchain & Web3
Only where a ledger genuinely earns its place.
ExploreMarketplaces
Solve the empty side first.
ExploreClimate & Sustainability
Numbers a regulator and an auditor both accept.
ExploreRobotics & IoT
Fleets of devices you can update without a truck.
ExploreWorking across
sectors.
Which industries does Drema work with?
Drema builds software across 40 sectors grouped into five areas: financial and professional services, health and public sector, commerce and consumer, industrial and infrastructure, and technology. Each has its own engineering constraints, and we design around them rather than applying one template.
Do you need prior experience in our industry?
Engineering patterns transfer across sectors; domain knowledge is what we learn from you in the first weeks. What matters more is whether we have handled the shape of your constraints before — offline field capture, regulated audit trails, extreme concurrency — and we will tell you plainly when we have not.
What if our industry is not listed?
The list covers the sectors we are asked about most, not the limit of what we build. If your industry is not here, the underlying problems are usually familiar and the conversation is the same one.
How do you handle industry regulation?
We build to the requirements your compliance and legal advisers specify rather than interpreting regulation ourselves. Where a sector has well-established technical expectations — audit trails, data residency, access control, retention — those are defaults in our builds, not extras.
Do you work with startups or established companies in these sectors?
Both. Startups usually begin with MVP or product development; established organisations more often with enterprise software, legacy modernisation or a dedicated team. The engineering standards are the same.
Tell us about your sector.
Bring the constraints your last vendor discovered too late.
That is the conversation worth having.