Every panel below can ship with a matching Android and iOS app on the same backend — start with one, add the other later without rework.
A sales engine built around your pipeline, not a template someone else's team designed. Leads arrive from your website forms, WhatsApp, calls and campaigns, land in one place, and move through stages your team actually recognises.
Typical delivery: 5–9 weeks for the panel, 8–14 weeks with the mobile app.
A complete two-sided marketplace for recruitment consultancies, job boards and large employers. Candidates build profiles and apply in seconds; recruiters get structured pipelines instead of an inbox full of PDFs.
Typical delivery: 6–9 weeks for the portal, 10–14 weeks with the candidate app.
One backbone for the entire operation. We map your existing purchase, production and stock flow first, then automate the repetitive parts — so the ERP reflects reality instead of forcing a parallel spreadsheet into existence.
Typical delivery: 7–12 weeks depending on module count.
GST-ready invoicing that keeps your accountant calm and your counter fast. Available as a web panel, a desktop application for offline counters, or both sharing one database.
Typical delivery: 3–5 weeks.
Static builds where raw speed decides the outcome — landing pages, brochure sites, campaign microsites. Dynamic CMS builds where your team needs to publish, edit and add pages without calling a developer every time.
Typical delivery: 1–2 weeks static, 2–4 weeks dynamic.
For institutes, coaching centres and corporate training teams. Built so your teachers can run it without a manual — because an LMS nobody operates is worse than no LMS at all.
Typical delivery: 6–9 weeks, 10–14 weeks with the learner app.
Built to sell from day one — catalogue to checkout to doorstep. Shiprocket handles labels, tracking, NDR and COD reconciliation; payment gateways come wired in with webhooks and refund flows already tested.
Typical delivery: 5–8 weeks for the storefront with integrations.
A complete three-app ecosystem — rider app, driver app and admin console — for city taxis, rental fleets, outstation operators and corporate transport desks.
Typical delivery: 10–14 weeks for the full three-app ecosystem.
Portfolio-first sites for interior studios, architects and modular furniture brands. Designed to look as considered as the work they showcase — and tuned to bring in better-qualified enquiries, not just more of them.
Typical delivery: 2–4 weeks.
For counters, factory floors and field sites where the internet is optional but the work is not. Windows-first software that runs fully offline and syncs the moment a connection returns.
Typical delivery: 4–8 weeks depending on hardware integration.
Rarely the headline, always the difference between software that runs and software that sits there.
Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, PhonePe, CCAvenue and Stripe with webhooks and refunds.
Shiprocket-first, covering labels, tracking, NDR handling and COD reconciliation.
Transactional alerts, OTP flows, order updates and campaign messaging.
Live tracking, route optimisation, zone rules and address autocomplete.
Compliant invoice formats and exports that your accountant can actually use.
Dashboards built around the numbers your managers actually decide on.
Server setup, SSL, domains, backups and CI/CD pipelines configured at launch.
Structured markup, sitemaps, speed tuning and Search Console setup.
Yes, and many clients do. We design the API layer from day one assuming an app will follow, so adding it later needs no rework of the backend — only the app build itself. It also lets you validate the panel with real users before committing budget to mobile.
Yes. We import from Excel, CSV, Tally exports and most existing databases. Migration is scoped and quoted separately because effort depends entirely on how clean the source data is — we will tell you honestly what we find after looking at a sample.
Often, yes. We start with a paid code audit so we can tell you honestly whether continuing is cheaper than rebuilding — sometimes it is not, and we will say so. If we take it on, you get the same milestone process and documentation standard as a fresh build.
We set up hosting, domains, SSL, email and backups on your own accounts wherever possible, so you retain ownership and control of every credential. If you would rather we manage the infrastructure, that can be part of an annual maintenance plan.
Requirements always move a little, and small refinements within the agreed scope are simply part of the build. Genuinely new modules get quoted separately and approved by you before any work starts — so the change is a decision you make, not a bill you discover.
Payments are tied to milestones rather than dates — typically an advance to begin, instalments as agreed stages are delivered and reviewed, and a final balance on handover. You are paying for work you have already seen running.
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