// Swakopmund, Erongo · Namibia

Swakopmund businesses work with Myrmidon from our Windhoek base. Tourism operators, mining service companies, retailers and event organisers come to us for booking systems, registration platforms, mobile apps and practical AI.

Many Swakopmund businesses serve visitors and customers from outside Namibia, so online booking, payments and clear mobile experiences matter more here than almost anywhere else in the country.

// Who we build for in Swakopmund

  • Tourism and hospitality

    Booking and enquiry systems, guest portals and mobile apps that work well on a visitor's phone and connect to your payment provider.

  • Mining services and industry

    Desktop and web tools for field data, inventory and maintenance, including offline-first software for sites with poor connectivity.

  • Events and sport

    Registration, entry and results platforms. We built the national cyclist registration platform used for races across Namibia.

  • Retail

    Stock, point-of-sale and multi-branch inventory systems with reporting for owners.

How we work with Swakopmund clients

Most of the work runs remotely with regular video demos. We travel to the coast for discovery workshops, user training and go-live when the project needs it.

// Case studies

  • Sport

    NAMCF Cyclist Registration Platform

    Raceday Time Keeping

    A national registration platform for the Namibian Cycling Federation. Cyclists register, receive a unique NAMCF number and manage their profile to enter races across Namibia.

  • Culture & Heritage

    Ovahimba Museum AR Application

    Goethe-Institut

    An augmented-reality app for a collection of Ovahimba artefacts. Visitors scan artefact markers to play video about each object's use and cultural meaning, and museum staff manage the image trackers through a CMS.

  • Retail

    Meat Inventory Manager

    Cash and Buy Back

    Stock control for a butchery operation: track every product by location, see stock value at any moment and move stock between outlets.

// Across Namibia