Web platforms, mobile apps, and MVPs — built to ship.
Every engagement starts with a written scope: what gets built, on what stack, by what date, for what price. You'll know all four before we start.
Built with
Web Platforms
Applications, not brochure sites
Dashboards, marketplaces, internal tools, customer portals, SaaS products. If it needs users, roles, data and business logic, this is the one.
Product & UX planning
Screens and user flows agreed before a line of code is written.
A stack picked for the job
Next.js, React, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL or MongoDB, AWS — chosen per project and picked for long-term support, with CI/CD and monitoring set up.
Auth, roles & payments
User management, permission systems, Stripe/Razorpay, third-party integrations.
Built to hand over
Documented code, documented infrastructure, and a walkthrough call at the end.
Scales without a rewrite
Architecture decided for where you're going, not just where you are.
Mobile Apps
One codebase, both platforms
Cross-platform apps for iOS and Android in Flutter or React Native — whichever suits the product and the team who will maintain it — so you're maintaining one codebase, not two.
Included
- Offline handling and sync
- Push notifications
- In-app payments
- Deep linking
- Analytics
- App Store and Play Store submission, including the review process
- A post-launch update cycle
Startup MVP
Cut to what actually has to exist in v1
Most MVPs fail because they're too big, not because they're built too slowly. We start by cutting scope — deciding what genuinely has to exist in v1 and what can wait — then build that properly.
Included
- A scope reduction session
- A working v1 you can demo and onboard users onto
- Analytics wired in from day one
- A v2 roadmap based on what the first users actually do
AI Integration
LLM features that work on your actual data
Document processing, support automation, semantic search, structured extraction — inside products that already exist.
Included
- Use-case scoping, including telling you when AI is the wrong tool
- Model and cost evaluation
- RAG or extraction pipelines built on your data
- An evaluation setup so you can tell when quality drifts
- Production deployment
Process
How a project runs
Four stages, each with something you can actually look at when it ends.
Scope
A discovery call, then a written scope: features, screens, stack, timeline, price. No moving targets after this.
Build
Two-week sprints. You see working software at the end of each one, not a status report.
Launch
Deployment, monitoring, and store submission where relevant. We handle the boring parts.
Handover
Repo, infrastructure, documentation, credentials. Everything is yours. Plus 30 days of bug fixes included.
SERVICE FAQ
Scope, stack and pricing
What people ask before agreeing a scope.
What technologies do you build with?
Web platforms on Next.js, React and Node.js. Mobile apps on Flutter or React Native, so one codebase covers iOS and Android. Databases are PostgreSQL or MongoDB depending on the shape of the data, hosted on AWS. We pick from a stack we know well rather than trying something new on your budget.
How much does a website or mobile app cost?
It depends on scope, so we quote per project rather than publishing a price list. You get a written scope with a fixed price before any work starts, and that price does not move unless you change the scope.
How long does it take to build an MVP?
Most MVPs land in six to twelve weeks. The scope you agree carries a launch date, and that date is committed once the scope is signed off.
Do you work on a fixed price or hourly?
Fixed price against a written scope. You know the number before work starts. Ongoing work after launch runs on a monthly retainer instead.
Can you take over a project someone else started?
Often, yes. We start with a paid audit of the existing codebase so both sides know what is actually there before committing to a scope — taking over a codebase sight-unseen is how timelines break.
Do you also design, or only build?
Both. UI design is part of the build for most projects. If you already have designs or a design system, we work from those.
Tell us what you're building
Send a short description of your project. You'll get a real reply from a developer within one business day — scope questions, an honest read on feasibility, and a ballpark number.