Success Stories
Discover how QuantumByte has transformed organizations and communities across Indonesia
POLRI SuperApp
"Now citizens can access police services as easily as ordering a pizza! simple, fast, and built for everyone."
POLRI, the Indonesian National Police, serves more than 270 million people across Indonesia. Every day, citizens rely on its services for safety, licensing, and legal support. Yet behind this vital mission, POLRI faced a major digital challenge. Its systems were fragmented. Each regional department operated its own systems for reporting, licensing, and case tracking, creating inefficiencies and inconsistent experiences for citizens. Coordination across units was slow, and data accuracy suffered as a result.
INA Digital
"From 27,000 scattered systems to one connected ecosystem, Indonesia is now delivering faster, simpler public services for every citizen."
For years, Indonesia’s digital landscape grew in silos. Each ministry and local government built its own systems, resulting in more than 27,000 separate applications across the nation. Citizens faced a maze of logins and inconsistent services for healthcare, education, social aid, and identity management. What was meant to bring convenience often led to confusion. The country needed a way to unite its digital future.
DESA DUDA TIMUR – SIBERDES
"Now every family in our village can breathe easier knowing there’s always enough rice on the table, and we can see it, together."
In the quiet highlands of Bali, Duda Timur Village thrives on rice farming, a tradition that sustains both its people and its pride. Yet for years, managing rice supply relied on manual logs and scattered reports. When harvests fluctuated or aid needed distributing, decisions often came too late. Without accurate data, the community couldn’t fully protect its most essential resource: food security.
KAUMAN VILLAGE - SIBAKU
"Preventing stunting through a system that helps mothers and health workers see the risks early and protect every child’s growth."
At the Posyandu in Kauman Village, every month, mothers line up to weigh and measure their babies, hoping their child’s growth is on track. But with everything recorded manually, important signs of malnutrition or early stunting often went unnoticed. Health workers had to calculate growth charts by hand, compare them to WHO standards, and cross-check with old notebooks. Mistakes were easy to make, and late detection meant children missed the chance for early intervention. The team knew they needed a faster, smarter way to protect their youngest generation.
CIBIRU WETAN VILLAGE - SiKuWat
"Empowering women farmers group through a harvesting app that helps them grow not just crops, but confidence."
In Cibiru Wetan, women farmers carried the weight of their community’s harvests, but relied on manual entry to manage them. When records were lost or prices changed overnight, their hard work didn’t always turn into fair returns. Without reliable data or access to real-time markets, planning and profit often came down to guesswork.
Aziz Ansari | Good Fortune Movie Screening Tour
"For a limited screening like Good Fortune, we needed everything to run tight, QuantumByte handled all the details so we didn’t have to."
Aziz Ansari, an Emmy-winning comedian, actor, and writer known for Master of None and Parks and Recreation, launched the Good Fortune sneak-preview tour to reconnect with fans. But behind the scenes, his team faced a massive coordination challenge. Managing thousands of signups, validating regional eligibility, and handling confirmation emails manually took valuable hours and left room for error. To keep the experience personal and seamless, they needed a smarter, automated way to manage audiences across multiple cities.
Penabur High School | QuantumByte AI App Building Bootcamp 2025
"QuantumByte proved that creating real apps isn’t just for experts. I didn’t just learn how to build an app,I learned how to think differently and see challenges at school as things I can actually solve."
At Penabur High School, teachers wanted students to experience technology not just as users but as creators. The challenge was how to introduce app development to high school students who had never written a single line of code. The goal was to prove that innovation is not limited by technical skill but sparked by curiosity and the courage to build something meaningful.
Avian | Transport Management System (TMS)
"Transforming 15,000 complex daily deliveries across 142 branches and 1,500 vehicles into a single, AI-governed operating network that delivers predictable service quality and unmatched efficiency."
Avian, one of Indonesia’s leading paint and coatings manufacturers, operates a nationwide distribution network that spans 142 branches, 1,500 vehicles, and more than 15,000 daily orders. Despite its scale, the company faced growing inefficiencies as each region managed deliveries independently. Route planning, dispatch, and reporting were handled manually, creating data silos and inconsistent service quality. Empty miles increased, on-time delivery rates dropped, and teams spent more time reacting to problems than improving performance.
Telkomsel | AI-Powered Competency Mapping
"Transforming Telkomsel’s HCM operations to map 19,000 job positions in days with consistent, audit-ready accuracy."
With over 19,000 job positions across departments, Telkomsel’s Human Capital Management (HCM) team faced a complex and time-consuming task of mapping each role to the official competency catalogue. The process required manual validation and often took 25 to 30 working days to complete. Inconsistent interpretations and off-catalog assignments made audit preparation and restructuring alignment difficult.
Nexius | Automated Financial Reporting for SMEs
"Transforming Indonesia’s SMEs through AI-powered automated financial reporting"
For many small and medium-sized businesses, financial clarity is often hidden behind stacks of bank statements and endless spreadsheets. Accountants spend hours sorting transactions, reconciling records, and preparing reports that quickly become outdated. The process is repetitive, time-consuming, and prone to human error, leaving business owners struggling to make timely decisions about their company’s performance.
