Zipcode is a small studio rooted in Colombia and Venezuela. For more than twenty years we’ve built web and mobile applications for teams across Latin America and North America, across many industries. We’re not here for hollow agency talk: we ship code, we talk to decision-makers, and we stick around when production needs a steady hand.
Marlon Méndez and Aaron Cipriani lead Zipcode. If you’re evaluating or adopting nuevedoce, you’ll work with the people who design and maintain the software: we listen to operations, stay close for support, and keep iterating when the field asks for it.
About ten years ago we built Emergensys, a client–server system for day-to-day ambulance operations. That lineage is what we’re now bringing to the web as nuevedoce: the same control-room rigor, with modern architecture, strong data safety, and room for statistical reporting, geolocation, native iOS and Android apps, CLI hooks for AI integrations, and more—prioritized together with customers.
We prefer work that feels clear and grounded: less marketing noise, straight answers, and promises we can actually keep. We stay intentionally small—the people who build the product are the ones you talk to—and we aim for software that lasts and grows with you, not a launch-and-handoff trophy. We’re strong at modern development and AI integration, and we understand medical transport operations in practice because we’ve already shipped in that environment.
nuevedoce is still young, but clear-eyed: we’ll grow it with customers into a contemporary, field-honest tool for real dispatch complexity.
