About Digisky
Digisky is a product and engineering studio, founded in 2016, that builds agentic AI systems, organisational data products, and satellite-imagery analysis — designed for on-premise and offline deployment, and built Persian-first.
From mobile applications to agentic systems
Digisky began in 2016 building mobile applications, then expanded into web systems. A decade of operational software for industry — freight, mine weighbridges, workplace health, online examinations — before AI became the main subject.
That record is not something we set aside. A system that has run in a factory for years teaches you things about real organisational data that no demo ever will.
Today the work concentrates on three things: agentic AI systems, organisational data products, and satellite-imagery analysis — all under one shared constraint: they have to run on the organisation’s own infrastructure.
A number we cannot defend does not get published
This is not a slogan; it is a build rule. On this site, every figure shown as measured also records the method used to measure it. A figure without a method does not render at all.
In the same way, every product page and every case study must carry a limitations section, or the build fails. Stating limits is part of the argument, not a concession against it.
Technical decisions are published together with the alternatives we rejected and the reason. Where our diagnosis turned out to be wrong, we write that too.
What we delivered earlier
These projects were previously published on the company’s own site. They are listed here as a record.
| Project | Sector | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| Reverse-migration applicant system | Public employment programme | Node.js · Angular |
| Cargo | Bulk freight — petrochemical and steel | Node.js · ASP.NET Core · Angular |
| Cargo Weighbridge | Mine and factory weighbridges | Windows Forms |
| TalkTalk | Electronic publishing | WebRTC · Android · Swift · Node.js |
| Minibar | Iron-ore warehouse intake | ASP.NET Core · Vue.js |
| Workplace health monitor | Workplace health, built as social responsibility | Node.js · Angular PWA |
Bring one question from your own organisation
We will investigate it against your real data and show you the evidence.
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