We design and build DHIS2-based health information systems, disease surveillance platforms, and AI-powered analytics for governments, NGOs, and international health programs.
IndicatorX is a faster engine that runs underneath DHIS2, built to speed up its heaviest reports — the program indicator analytics that large Tracker programs rely on but normally dread running.
The result: program indicator analytics that used to take most of a working day now finish before your coffee's cold.
AnalytiX lets you ask questions about your health data in plain, everyday language — the way you'd ask a colleague. No report builders, no filters to configure, no technical training needed.
It works for both individual patient questions (like TB or child health cases) and facility-level indicators, and it only ever answers using the data you're already allowed to see in DHIS2.
Every engagement draws on the same core capability: turning fragmented health data into something a decision-maker can act on in real time.
Configuration, customization, and large-scale Tracker deployments across national and multi-country programs.
Case-based surveillance systems for TB and other diseases, plus One Health workflows linking animal and human data.
Natural-language and high-performance analytics engines purpose-built for DHIS2 data — AnalytiX and IndicatorX.
Extending DHIS2's data architecture into disaster management ecosystems for provincial authorities.
TerraByte Systems is a new company — these are systems our founding team has designed and built prior to and outside of TerraByte, shown here as background on the kind of work we do.
Tracker Data Export Service, PPM doctor integration, and an AI-powered case-based query tool for a multi-year TB surveillance program.
A pitch and implementation roadmap for bringing DHIS2's data architecture into a provincial disaster management ecosystem.
A workflow connecting animal and human health data streams, with an 8-step implementation roadmap for early warning.
"Accelerating Program Indicator Analytics in Large-Scale DHIS2 Tracker Implementations" — submitted to the DHIS2 Annual Conference 2026.
Close to the DHIS2 core development and research community, where the platform originates.
On the ground with national HMIS operations and the government and NGO partners running these systems day to day.
Tell us what you're working on — DHIS2 configuration, a surveillance rollout, or an analytics bottleneck.
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