Software made for how Dominican businesses work.

Cibao Systems builds and runs software products for business owners in the Dominican Republic. Simple to use, and made for the way business really works there.

What we're building.

Our own software, made for people who run a business.

In development

Our first products are being built now, together with real business owners. More details soon.

Tell us your problem

Do you run a business? Is there a problem software should solve? We want to hear it.

Braily Guzman, founder of Cibao Systems

Braily Guzman

Founder, Cibao Systems

From
Santiago, Dominican Republic
Lives in
New York
Started Cibao Systems
2026

Soy cibaeño.

That's Spanish for "I'm from the Cibao," the region in the north of the Dominican Republic. It's why this company is called Cibao Systems.

In the Cibao, people work hard. Business owners open early, close late, and keep everything running with whatever tools they have. Most software wasn't made for them. It's too complicated, or it was built for somewhere else.

I'm a software and AI engineer in New York. In 2026 I started Cibao Systems to build software that fits the business, instead of asking the business to fit the software.

We make our own products, build them with real business owners, and support them ourselves.

We're starting in the Dominican Republic. From there, we'll build for everywhere.

If you run a business and something about it should be easier, write to me.

How we build.

Four principles behind everything we make.

  • Built with real operators

    Every product starts with people who run that kind of business.

  • Simple from day one

    If it's hard to use, it's not done.

  • Made for the local reality

    Spanish first, and matched to how business is actually done.

  • We run what we build

    Support comes from the people who made it.

Get in touch.

Run a business and want to hear what we're building? Have a problem software should solve? Send us a WhatsApp or an email. We reply directly.

We reply within one business day, in English or Spanish.