Engineering work we've shipped.

Supermatch needed to modernize a live betting platform without stopping the operation that already served thousands of users daily.

The work spanned backend, web, mobile, authentication, content and infrastructure, all against a fixed World Cup deadline.

Alabama helped bring the new platform into production while the existing business kept running.

Entradas Abitab sits inside one of Uruguay's largest payment networks and needed a platform built for traffic peaks and new digital channels.

Alabama worked from discovery and product design through web, mobile, search and backend capabilities.

The result was a multi-channel ticketing ecosystem for customers, organizers and the teams operating behind the scenes.

ID Digital operates digital identity, e-signature and e-invoicing services where legal validity and availability are not negotiable.

What began as a web platform grew into ongoing delivery squads across web, mobile, signature and platform services.

Alabama now contributes across several parts of the ecosystem, with shared context compounding across initiatives.

La Banca needed to evolve the digital experience behind Uruguay's official lottery and gaming products across web and mobile.

Over 18 months, Alabama worked through game UX, frontend, backend integrations, authentication and internal management tools.

The engagement modernized the broader digital gaming ecosystem, not just the player-facing frontend.

Abitab wanted to bring payments, deposits, transfers and bill payments into a single mobile wallet experience.

Alabama worked across the mobile app, financial flows, API gateway and authentication as one product.

The wallet reached pre-production with the core experience and supporting platform capabilities in place.

Abitab saw an opportunity to use its nationwide physical network to solve last-mile logistics through smart lockers and assisted pickup points.

Alabama worked with Abitab's business and technology teams through structured product and technical discovery.

The output was an implementation-ready definition covering customer, courier, agency, locker and backoffice experiences.

Cambilex needed to rethink settlement across its correspondent network within existing systems and security constraints.

Alabama mapped the operational process, data sources, settlement rules and integration boundaries with Cambilex's teams.

The discovery produced a functional and technical definition ready for implementation.

Infocorp builds digital banking technology used by more than 40 banks across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Alabama adds embedded engineering capacity directly into the teams evolving the platform, without a parallel delivery layer.

The relationship is ongoing: context accumulates and engineers contribute with less onboarding over time.

ACCSA delivers large technology programs for some of Uruguay's most important public and private organizations.

Alabama embeds engineers into ACCSA project teams across initiatives including Antel and INAC.

Each project brings its own stack and context; the relationship is built for continuity across all of them.

SquadUp Labs is a Boston-based product studio that needed engineering capacity without rebuilding a team for every new client.

Alabama provides developers and QA professionals who work directly inside SquadUp's delivery teams.

The partnership grew from individual placements into ongoing capacity that moves with the studio's portfolio.