Sanico Software

11/06/2026

Sav & Dom - the owners of Sanico Software 👨‍💻🧑‍💻

The mission of Sanico has always been to develop helpful software. In a world with software developing rapidly, the aim is to remain a trusted point of contact in the tech space.

Both Sav and Dom not only run a team of Software Engineers but are also Software Engineers themselves. They pride the company on technical expertise and a highly personalised service.

Dom said the following when asked about running the business:
"... The 'golden rule' is to treat people as you want to be treated and I always want someone to act with honesty and respect. Therefore, every client I work with gets my utmost honesty and respect. I also feel passion for every business we help take their next step online. I understand that the industry we work in can be difficult to navigate for clients if they are not tech savvy. It is my job to make them feel comfortable every step throughout the process.

I get asked by clients if we will be able to support them beyond our project. I run this business with my brother who is my best friend and we are not going anywhere. We are a team of Software Engineers that can support clients for many years to come. If you choose to work with us, then you are choosing a team that supports you before, during and after your project."

This photo was taken at a recent photoshoot with the talented Juan Van Staden from Juan Photography

21/05/2026

We setup Audio Visual Link for a local Law Firm 💻

We were recently requested by our client, a highly respected law firm in Adelaide, to setup a secure way for them to video call into hearings from any location. The court requested the use of an SIP address with Webex which is where we stepped in to help.

You can read more about it on our blog post written by Sav:
https://www.sanico.com.au/blog/we-setup-avl-for-an-adelaide-law-firm-with-a-sip-address-in-webex/

If the link above is not clickable, check our bio for the link to visit our website and blog.

Although we predominantly develop custom websites and custom software apps, we also assist our clients with software integrations and setups when requested.

23/02/2026

A great reflective post on design by one of my team members Bryan Susanto. He's a recent graduate from the University of Melbourne in CompSci, Mathematics, and UI/UX (the perfect combo for us).

In the last 6 months he has already worked on countless client projects that we have all around Australia and the world. He's dedicated, clever, resourceful, and an amazing human being. Check out his post below, it's worth a read:

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Back in year 10, I wanted to create a website for someone as I found web development to be enjoyable with its low barrier to entry, instant results in the browser, and the fact that it’s sharable through just a link in the browser. So I gathered a list of things I would need to learn to do so, which can be divided into two categories:

1. Technical skills: Frontend (HTML, CSS, and JS) and backend (at the time, PHP and MySQL)

2. Design skills: Graphic design and User Interface (UI) design.

So with that, I started looking for resources online to study it, which mainly came in the form of multiple-hour long YouTube tutorials, a long YouTube tutorial playlist, or a Udemy course I got. Thank you, by the way, to all those who released YouTube courses for free and continue doing so, especially freeCodeCamp and the Net Ninja; you all have been a crucial part of starting my journey into web development and programming in general.

Although I got stuck in “tutorial hell” for some time, I was eventually able to prevail to create that website for someone, despite having unmaintainable spaghetti code as it was the first time I created a website of that scale. I was able to get out of it by just forcing myself to start working on the project after going through (and sometimes following along) the tutorials, and to refer back to my notes or search online when I got stuck. Truly I learnt the most through struggling to make a full-blown website.

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Read the full post here:

Back in year 10, I wanted to create a website for someone as I found web development to be enjoyable with its low barrier to entry, instant results in the browser, and the fact that it’s sharable through just a link in the browser. So I gathered a list of things I would need to learn to do so, whi...