Who we are
A woman-owned, woman-led software company.
WeaveLines has built custom software for startups and corporates from Tunis since 2017. The work is judged on what it ships, and that record is below.
Woman-owned · Since 201720+
MVPs launched
150+
Startups coached
12
Mentorship programs
4.9
Rating on Clutch
01 · Plainly
What it means, and what it does not.
Woman-owned and woman-led
WeaveLines has been woman-owned and woman-led since it started in Tunis in 2017. Who leads the work, and what they have written, is on the About page.
The same standard on every project
Types, tests and CI check every change on their own, and a second engineer reviews the ones where a mistake would be expensive: architecture, data, security, payments. Every client gets that, which is why relationships that began in 2018 and 2019 are still running.
Open about how we work
A working prototype in days, an MVP live in 2 to 6 weeks, and two-week sprints that each end in a demo rather than a status report. When the engagement ends, the code and the documentation are yours.
02 · Services
Custom software, end to end.
Product design, engineering and product management for startups and corporates, from the first idea to the releases after launch.
Who we have built for
The work speaks first.
03 · Frequently asked questions
What people ask us.
Is WeaveLines a woman-owned company?
Yes. WeaveLines has been woman-owned and woman-led since it was founded in Tunis in 2017.
Are you a certified woman-owned business?
No, and the certifications are not open to us. WBENC and the SBA's WOSB program are open to United States citizens and permanent residents only, and WEConnect International, the route outside the United States, does not certify in Tunisia. What we can show instead is the public record: our reviews on Clutch, rated 4.9 out of 5, and 20+ MVPs launched since 2017.
Who leads WeaveLines?
A woman founded the company in 2017 and leads it as CEO, alongside a lead engineer and a head of cloud engineering. They are named on the About page, with the articles each of them has written.
Does it change how you work with clients?
No. The first call is with the people who would shape, design and build your product, work runs in two-week sprints that each end in a demo, and every change is checked by types, tests and CI before a person reviews it. That is what every client gets.
Ready when you are
Thirty minutes and you will know what it takes.
Tell us what you are building and where you have reached. The first call is with the people who would shape, design and build it.