Digital solutions that move Equatorial Guinea forward
Software, web, mobile, artificial intelligence and IT consultancy for government, business and international organisations. You work directly with the person delivering the project.
Your local technology partner, built to international standards
GETI is the IT and software consultancy of Ernesto, registered with the Ministry of Commerce of Equatorial Guinea under number 15034. We turn ideas and manual, paper-based processes into reliable digital products, from a single web application to a full digital-transformation programme.
You deal directly with the team doing the work, with clear communication from the first call through to final delivery and support afterwards.
- Direct, senior-level delivery
- Trilingual work: Spanish, French and English
- Security and data protection by default
- On-site presence and remote reach
- Clear scope, timelines and pricing
The eleven service lines in detail
This is the complete catalogue of activities deliverable as a registered independent consultant.
All servicesSix areas of work, eleven service lines
Each area can be engaged on its own or combined into a full programme. Scope is always closed in writing before work starts.
Custom software development
We build systems for how your operation actually runs, not templates forced into shape.
Learn moreWeb development, portals and e-commerce
Corporate websites, citizen and customer portals, intranets and online stores.
Learn moreMobile application development
Android, iOS and cross-platform applications, plus USSD and SMS services to reach the users who do not carry a smartphone.
Learn moreIT consultancy and digital transformation
IT strategy, systems and process audits, digitisation of paper procedures, e-government advisory, feasibility studies and technical project management.
Learn moreArtificial intelligence, data and analytics
Artificial intelligence applied to concrete problems: automation of repetitive tasks, support chatbots, business-intelligence dashboards, data cleaning and migration, reporting and geographic information systems.
Learn moreCybersecurity, networks and IT infrastructure
Security audits, data protection, verified backups and business continuity, plus the design and maintenance of the infrastructure underneath: networks, cabling, servers, cloud and IT support.
Learn moreReasons clients choose an independent partner
Local presence, global standards
Based in Equatorial Guinea, engineering to international quality and security standards. No intermediaries and no time zones in the way.
Trilingual delivery
We work, document, train and support in Spanish, French and English. A real requirement for working with government, the CEMAC regional banking sector and international organisations.
End-to-end ownership
Strategy, design, build, deployment and support with a single point of accountability. No handovers between vendors and no grey areas of responsibility.
Security first
Data protection, tested backups and business continuity are part of every project, not an add-on sold later.
Public-sector aware
Delivery aligned with the country's e-government priorities and with the digital-economy pillar of Agenda 2035.
Independent and lean
You deal directly with the team doing the work. Fast decisions, contained costs and clear communication from the first call.
Four segments, very different demands
A ministry, a private company, an international NGO and a startup do not need the same thing. The approach, the documentation and the delivery rhythm adapt to each.
Government and public sector
Ministries, agencies and state-owned companies that need to digitise procedures, unify registries and publish reliable information.
Private companies
Companies of any size that need reliable internal systems and a digital presence that actually generates business.
International organisations, NGOs and embassies
Institutions working with sensitive data, donor deadlines and multilingual teams across several locations.
Startups and founders
Founders who need to move from an idea to a real product on a defined budget, without losing time.
A clear, five-step approach
No surprises and no unexpected invoices. You approve the plan before the first line of code is written.
Discover
Understand your goals, your users and your real constraints: budget, timeline, connectivity, available staff and legacy systems.
Design
Technical architecture, user experience and a written plan that you approve before a single line of code is written.
Build
Iterative development with frequent demonstrations. You see real progress every week, not a status report.
Deploy
Secure launch, verified data migration and training for the team that will use the system every day.
Support
Maintenance, monitoring, backups and continuous improvement under a clear agreement.
Technology chosen for the problem, not for fashion
A representative toolset, adapted to each project and to the client's real constraints around connectivity and maintenance.
Three engagement models
Project
A defined deliverable built to an agreed scope and timeline.
Fixed scope · fixed price
Retainer
Ongoing development, maintenance and support each month, with flexible hours.
Monthly · flexible hours
Advisory
Strategy, systems audits and technical guidance on demand.
Per engagement
Why 2026 is the moment in Equatorial Guinea
Verifiable data, with the source named. No invented figures.
The digital economy is an official pillar
Equatorial Guinea's Agenda 2035 names the digital economy as one of its five diversification economies, alongside the blue, green, tourism and yellow economies.
Artificial intelligence is a state priority
The country has a Ministry of Transport, Telecommunications and Artificial Intelligence Systems, and is working on a national legal framework for AI.
An international commitment signed in Malabo
The Malabo Declaration on Sustainable Digital Transformation, Climate Action and Youth Empowerment, adopted on 22 May 2026 at the 16th ITU Symposium, carries explicit commitments on artificial intelligence and digital skills.
Regional connectivity is being built right now
The fibre-optic interconnection with Gabon was launched at Ebibeyin in November 2025, alongside the CAB-4 and CEMAC zero-roaming agreements.
The headroom is enormous
The World Bank puts the country's mobile broadband at 7.8 active subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, the lowest penetration in west and central Africa.
Local software supply is still thin
A qualified, registered consultant fills a real gap for public, private and non-governmental clients.
Sources: Agenda Guinea Ecuatorial 2035; Malabo Declaration on Sustainable Digital Transformation (ITU, 22 May 2026); World Bank Digital Economy Country Diagnostic for Equatorial Guinea (2024); Equatorial Guinea and Gabon interconnection agreements (November 2025).
Let us build something for Equatorial Guinea
Tell us what you want to achieve and we will come back with a clear plan, timeline and price. Available for on-site and remote engagements.