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Operational software for the teams building and operating fiber networks.

We build operational software for teams whose decisions, evidence, and data become part of long-lived fiber infrastructure.

The Weezie team working at their Porto office.

Fiber software should preserve operational context from the first survey to maintenance.

The network is not only geometry. It is connectivity, capacity, materials, evidence, work, decisions, ownership, change, and history. Weezie keeps that context together so teams do not need to rebuild it at every handover.

Network-first product thinking

Start with the physical and operational model, then shape workflows around it.

Practical engineering

Build for real data volumes, integration constraints, field conditions, and long-lived customer environments.

Long-lived operational data

Treat design and field information as the beginning of the operational record, not disposable project output.

Collaborative delivery

Work with the engineers, field teams, operators, IT teams, and partners responsible for the outcome.

Company history

Built in Porto. Designed to scale anywhere.

Weezie started in Porto in 2018 with a clear idea: managing a fiber network should not depend on disconnected tools, manual processes and fragmented data.

Born from telecommunications R&D, the company set out to turn the complexity of planning, building and operating fiber infrastructure into a connected digital workflow.

  1. Milestone 01

    Where it started

    Weezie was founded in Porto in January 2018, bringing together telecom knowledge and software engineering to rethink how fiber networks are managed. From the beginning, the ambition extended beyond Portugal, with the product built to support complex networks, different operating models and international markets.

  2. Milestone 02

    Backing the vision

    One year after its foundation, Weezie closed a €525,000 investment round, providing the resources to accelerate product development and international expansion. At the time, the company had already grown to around 15 people and was looking towards markets beyond Europe.

  3. Milestone 03

    Taking Weezie abroad

    International growth became tangible with Weezie’s entry into the UK market, supporting Airband’s fiber operations in England and Wales. Other engineering companies and network operators followed, expanding the use of Weezie across different markets and deployment models. By 2022, Weezie was supporting fiber projects across several regions, with more than 450,000 km of networks designedusing its technology.

  4. Milestone 04

    From growth to scale

    After doubling revenue in 2022 and expanding into three additional countries, Weezie had secured more than €5 million in contracts through 2026. Its software had contributed to fiber deployments reaching more than 50 million homes worldwide. Expansion into the United States and Mexico added North America to a presence already covering Europe and Africa.

  5. Milestone 05

    Investing in the next generation

    A €3 million investment round led by GED Ventures Portugalopened another chapter for Weezie, directed towards R&D, new product capabilities and further internationalization. By then, Weezie was present in six global markets and its customers had used the platform in networks serving more than 60 million homes worldwide

  6. Milestone 06

    Seven years of building differently

    Seven years after its foundation, Weezie had evolved from a small technology team into an international fiber software company. The product had grown alongside its customers, shaped by the people designing, deploying and operating networks every day. The founding principle remained central: combine deep industry knowledge, technology and customer feedback to improve how fiber infrastructure is managed.

  7. Milestone 07

    A new growth cycle

    In March, Weezie closed a new investment round with TAFIN SGPS joining as lead investor. Weeks later, a strategic partnership with Rakuten Symphonybrought Weezie’s fiber design and planning capabilities into Rakuten Symphony’s fiber network offering for operators and enterprises planning, deploying and scaling large networks.

Still building what’s next

From a Porto startup to technology used across international fiber networks, Weezie’s story has always been about removing complexity. The scale has changed. The networks have grown. The technology has evolved.

The goal remains the same: give the people building the world’s fiber infrastructure better tools to plan, understand and operate their networks.

Partners

We work with partners that connect Weezie’s fiber operations platform to broader technology ecosystems and regional delivery networks.

  • Rakuten
  • Fyco
  • LXS Consulting
  • Atriano
  • Vimatel
  • NSP Technologies
  • Protic
  • Vertis Solutions
  • Dinka Holdings
  • Mahube Solutions
  • XCONEX
  • PROMTEL

Careers

Interested in working on fiber operations?

The careers page is the current place to share your background and area of interest.

Contact

Start a practical conversation.

For product, procurement, partnership, or implementation questions, use the dedicated contact page.

The standards behind the platform and the way we work.

The product and the way the team works are guided by the same concern: preserve enough context for people to make reliable infrastructure decisions.

Preserve context

Keep network objects, work, evidence, decisions, and history connected across the lifecycle.

Make rules visible

Automation and validation should explain the rule, evidence, threshold, and decision involved.

Design for the field

The interface must work where the network is built, inspected, repaired, and maintained.

Integrate responsibly

Assign ownership clearly and expose stable operational boundaries instead of duplicating systems blindly.

Support evolution

Network data and workflows must remain useful as assets, policies, technologies, and organizations change.

Automate with evidence

Use automation to reduce repetition while preserving human review for consequential exceptions.

Protect the operation

Security, resilience, access, recovery, and accountability are product concerns, not deployment afterthoughts.

Measure useful outcomes

Focus on delivery, quality, readiness, rework, confidence, and the reliability of the operational record.