Software built around how your operation runs
Operational applications, portals and integrations, planned with the people who will use them and built by engineers you speak to.
We build operational applications, customer portals and integrations, and modernise the software a business already depends on. Tell us which process needs to change and what your team uses today.
Engineering is based in Rajkot and Ahmedabad, India. You can see our rate bands before speaking to us, and ownership and handover are agreed before work begins.
Pictures marked Illustrative on this page were generated for it. They are not photographs of our offices, clients or work.
A route your procurement team can follow alone
Most of what a reviewer asks is answered before the first call. We have local sales teams in the UAE and Singapore, and you speak to the engineers doing the work in Rajkot and Ahmedabad.
Read the Trust Centre
Security, data handling, contracts and how to request a dated document.
See it working
Tools you can use and a live status panel with the method stated beside the figures.
Use the enterprise desk
What the statement of work fixes, who is named in it, and how an engagement ends.
Talk to us
Your paper or ours, with a small first task before anything larger is committed.
A new business system, or an existing one that needs changing
Choose the starting point that matches your system. The first paid step produces a written basis for deciding what to build, change or leave alone.
For any business
Build a new business system
An operational application, a customer portal or an integration between systems that do not talk to each other. Starts with a one-to-two-week discovery that hands you the process map, the first-release scope, the risks and a cost range.
For any existing system
Modernise an existing system
An application on an unsupported runtime, with frightening releases or rules nobody wrote down. Starts with a paid assessment: an inventory, the options to keep, upgrade or replace, the first slice and what can and cannot be rolled back.
A sample of what is running today
Four systems in production for real businesses, shown with their permission. Where a client prefers not to be named, we describe the work instead.
Legalgen
A document and matter platform for legal teams, handling sensitive client data with structured workflows and role-based access.
Phoenix AI Tech
The front end and dashboards for an AI product, turning model output into something a non-technical team can read and act on.
MLS Images
A real-estate media site for North Texas agents: image-heavy, fast, and built so listings stay quick however large the gallery.
Choco & More
A retail storefront with catalogue management, payments and a checkout built to survive a seasonal spike.
IllustrativeQuiet work, written down, in your own accounts
Weekly summaries, work tracked in your tools, and code committed to your repository as it happens. If we stopped tomorrow you would still have everything.
Four things you can do before you talk to anyone
Check an existing system
Twelve questions, three readings and a first-look list. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent.
See our live status
Uptime and response times measured every fifteen minutes by our own server, with the method stated.
See full pricing
Rate bands by role. A person reads your request and sends the rate card, a calculator or a quotation.
Ask the assistant
The chat button answers from this site’s own pages and hands over to a person. Here is what it can and cannot do.
From a brief to running software, on one line
One piece of work, start to finish, without being handed to anyone you have not met. Each station ends with something you can see.
AI and robotics: what we are studying next
This section is research, not a product list. Nothing here is delivered work or something you can buy today unless another page on this site says so. Tell us if one of these matters to your operation and it moves up the list.
IllustrativeRobots connected to business software
How a machine on the floor reports into stock, orders and maintenance records, so the software knows what the robot did.
IllustrativeAgents that act through your own systems
Assistants that take a step, not just answer, inside the permissions and approvals a business already has.
Supporting capabilities
Expertise that sits inside a business software engagement, or stands on its own.
Custom software
Applications built around how your operation runs
Legal document software
Wills, living trusts, powers of attorney and estate plans as guided software
Accounting and CA practice
Ledgers, statutory calendars and client portals
CRM and ERP
Leads to cash and orders to delivery in one record
Cloud and security
Your own accounts, monitored, backed up and documented
AI, agents and robotics
Assistants, workflows and machines that remove real work
Mobile apps
iOS, Android and cross-platform, shipped and supported
eCommerce
Shops connected to stock, accounts and delivery
Design to code
Figma designs turned into production front ends What it costs, in outline
The leading digits of each figure are shown here. A person reads your request and sends the full rate card, a personal calculator or a written quotation.
Rate bands
Full rate follows an approved request
| Role | Hourly | Monthly* |
|---|---|---|
| Frontend / WordPress | $3? | $4,8?? |
| Backend / API | $3? | $5,1?? |
| Full-stack | $3? | $5,6?? |
| Mobile (React Native / Flutter) | $3? | $5,6?? |
| DevOps / Cloud | $4? | $6,4?? |
| AI / Automation engineer | $4? | $7,2?? |
| QA / Test engineer | $2? | $4,0?? |
| UI / UX design | $2? | $4,4?? |
*160 hours a month, full time, in US dollars. A question mark stands for a digit sent on request. Rates depend on seniority, contract length and overlap hours. Hosting and third-party costs are separate.
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Tell us about your business system
Is this a new application or a system you already run? Describe its users, the process and the change you need. Leave out confidential records and credentials; we can arrange a suitable channel for those. We reply within one business day.
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