We build the systems. Then we keep them standing.
Union Hook is a technology company in Kabul. We develop and host the software businesses run on, and we install the cameras and networks that keep the building running. One team, from the cable in the wall to the site on the screen.
Most companies hire one firm to build the website, a second to host it, a third to run the cameras, and a fourth when the network goes down. Union Hook is all four. That is the entire idea.
Built, not assembled
No page-builder shortcuts. Sites and systems are written properly, so they load fast, rank well, and survive the next change you ask for.
Made for here
Power cuts, patchy bandwidth, on-site realities. Everything we deploy is specified for the conditions it actually has to run in — not a datasheet.
We stay on
The handover isn't the end. Hosting, monitoring, updates and repairs stay with us, so there's one number to call when something needs attention.
Everything we handle, under one roof.
Seven disciplines, one accountable team. Pick a line to open it.
We design and build websites and web applications from the ground up — fast, responsive, search-friendly, and easy for your own team to update. Whether it's a five-page company site or an internal platform with logins, dashboards and payments, the code is ours, the hosting is ours, and the result is yours.
Hosting that someone is actually watching. We put your site or application on a server sized for it, keep it patched, back it up on a schedule, renew the certificates before they expire, and get alerted the moment it stops responding — usually before you notice.
We survey the site, decide where cameras genuinely need to be, and install a system you can actually rely on — proper cabling, sensible storage, night coverage where it matters, and secure viewing from your phone. Offices, shops, warehouses, compounds and residences.
The unglamorous layer everything else sits on. We plan and run structured cabling, configure routers, switches and access points, set up file and application servers, and make sure the Wi-Fi reaches the far corner of the building instead of dying at the stairs.
When the spreadsheet stops coping, we build the thing that replaces it. Inventory, billing, HR, booking, reporting — software shaped around how your business already works, delivered on desktop, web or mobile, with training for the people who'll use it daily.
Logos, colour, type and the rules that keep them consistent — plus the interface design that decides whether people can actually use what we build. Design here isn't decoration applied at the end; it's how the thing gets planned in the first place.
Domain registration and renewal, DNS you don't have to think about, and business email on your own name instead of a free address. Add a support retainer and we handle the updates, the small fixes and the odd emergency without a new quote every time.
Four steps. No mystery in between.
You'll know what's happening at every stage, what it costs before it starts, and who to call after it ships.
Listen
We come to you, look at what exists, and ask what's actually going wrong. Most briefs change once someone walks the building.
Scope
A written proposal: what gets built, what hardware is used, what it costs, and how long it takes. Fixed before anyone starts.
Build
Development and installation with progress you can see, not a black box. You review it working before it goes live.
Hold
Hosting, monitoring, maintenance and repairs. The relationship continues past launch, because that's when things break.
Fewer vendors. Fewer excuses.
One team, end to end
The people who build the site are the people who host it, and they sit beside the people who ran your cabling. Nothing gets lost in a handover, because there isn't one.
A person, not a ticket queue
You get a direct number and someone who already knows your setup. No portal, no escalation tier, no explaining your own network to a stranger every time.
Specified for reality
Equipment and architecture chosen for how things actually run in Kabul — intermittent power, variable bandwidth, real buildings — not for a brochure.
Tell us what needs building.
A website, a camera system, a network that keeps dropping — or all three. Call, write, or send the form. We reply the same working day.