Design, build, deploy, automate. Complete platforms, end to end.

One team takes a platform from the first whiteboard session to a system running in production, then stays on to keep it improving.

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4INFRASTRUCTURECI/CD · hosting · observability3DATApipelines · warehouse · vectors2SERVICESAPIs · automations · agents1INTERFACEweb · mobile · admin panels
Fig. 0.1 One team, every layer. Exploded view.
SW-01 BuildPlatformsweb · mobile · SaaS · internal toolsSW-02 ConnectAutomationsworkflows · integrations · documentsSW-03 DelegateAgentsRAG · MCP connectors · voice and chatSW-04 RunHostingcloud · VPS · self-hosted · on-call

§0.2 Why it compounds

Each layer makes the next one work better.

  1. 1A platformproduces clean, structured data.
  2. 2Automationskeep that data flowing between systems.
  3. 3Agentsact on it for the judgement-heavy work rules cannot handle.
  4. 4One teamruns all of it, so nothing falls between vendors.
Parts listIncluded in every build
  1. 01Production-ready application and full source code in your repository
  2. 02Design files and a documented component library
  3. 03API documentation and architecture diagrams
  4. 04Automated test suite and CI/CD pipelines
  5. 05Infrastructure defined as code, on your own cloud, VPS or servers
  6. 06Runbooks, admin guides and a recorded handover

§1 Process

From a wisp of an idea to a working system.

ROADMAP · V1MVPfirst!keep improving01DISCOVERworkshops02DESIGNflows · UI03BUILDtested builds04DEPLOYCI/CD · SSL05RUNon-call · SLOs
Fig. 1.1 Five stages, one loop. Discovery starts at a whiteboard, never in code.
  1. 01
    Discover

    Understand the problem before writing code

    Stakeholder workshops, user research and requirements mapping, ending in a scope and a phased roadmap that ties features to business outcomes.

  2. 02
    Design

    Make it concrete and testable

    User flows, wireframes, high-fidelity interfaces and clickable prototypes, built on a reusable design system so the product stays consistent as it grows.

  3. 03
    Build

    Ship in releases, tested on every change

    Frontend, backend, data and integrations built in increments, with automated unit, integration and end-to-end tests, performance testing and accessibility checks.

  4. 04
    Deploy

    Get it live properly

    Domains, DNS, SSL, CDN, environment configuration and CI/CD with preview environments and one-click rollbacks, including app-store submission for mobile.

  5. 05
    Run

    Stay on and keep improving

    Logs, metrics, traces, uptime checks and on-call alerting catch issues before users do. The roadmap continues with the same team.

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§2 Index

What we build, filed by part number.

SW-01Platform engineeringWeb and mobile products, SaaS platforms, portals and internal tools, from product strategy and UX to backend, infrastructure, launch and ongoing support.Modernisation & re-platformingSW-02Business process automationWorkflows that move data between your systems and remove repetitive work across operations, finance, sales and support, with monitoring and clear owners.Document processingSW-03Agentic AI workflowsAI agents that reason over your data, use your tools and complete multi-step tasks, with scoped permissions, measured accuracy and human approval where it matters.Knowledge assistants (RAG) · Voice & chat agentsSW-04Hosting, deployment & reliabilityHosting and deployment on infrastructure chosen for your stack: public cloud, a VPS or your own hardware, with CI/CD, observability and AI model hosting.RunSW-05Data engineering & integrationsPipelines, data models, dashboards, vector stores and integration hubs that make the data behind your platforms, automations and agents reliable.Support

§5 FAQ

Questions partners ask first.

How much does a project cost?

Pricing is based on scope, not hourly rates or a price list. Every project starts with a fixed-price discovery sprint, usually two weeks, that ends with a written scope and a fixed quote for the first phase.

Each later phase gets its own agreed price, so you always know the cost of the next step before it starts.

How long does it take?

The timeline is set during discovery, not guessed on a first call. As a rough guide, a focused automation often goes live in two to four weeks, and a first platform release takes two to four months.

You get a dated roadmap before any build starts, and working software every couple of weeks.

Which technology do you use?

We choose the stack per project. Most of our work uses TypeScript, React and Next.js, Node.js or Python, and Postgres, with React Native or Flutter for mobile. Hosting follows the same logic: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or Oracle Cloud, a VPS from providers such as Hostinger, or your own servers.

You own all of it, so another team could pick it up later.

Do you work with companies outside India?

Yes. We are based in India and work with teams in India, the US and Europe. Our day overlaps with European and US East Coast mornings, so live calls are easy, and we keep you updated with a weekly demo and short written notes.

Can you host and run the software for us?

Yes, on whatever fits your stack: your own cloud account, a VPS from providers such as Hostinger or Hetzner, your own self-hosted hardware, or hosting we manage for you. We size it to what you run and how complex it is, from a single VPS for an early product to a full stack on your own servers.

Either way you get monitoring, tested backups, on-call alerting, security updates and a runbook, so you are never dependent on us to keep it running.

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