What we do
Three kinds of work, scoped before we start
Most of what we build falls into one of three shapes. Each starts with a written plan and an agreed scope, before any code is written.
How an engagement runs
01 · Web applications
The system your business runs on
Customer portals, admin dashboards, booking and inventory systems, reporting that finance can actually read. Usually replacing a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group, or software someone abandoned two years ago.
Best for
Teams outgrowing spreadsheets
Scope and cost agreed after discovery.
02 · Mobile apps
iOS and Android, shipped to the stores
Customer-facing apps and field apps for staff. One Ionic codebase for both platforms, offline handling where the work happens away from signal, and we run the store submissions rather than leaving them with you.
Includes
Both platforms and the store submissions
Scope and cost agreed after discovery.
03 · Support and rescue
Someone else built it, now it is yours
A structured audit of what you have: what is safe, what is fragile, and what it will take to keep it running. You get the report whether or not you continue with us, and we say honestly when a rewrite is not worth it.
You get
A written report you keep
Whether or not you continue with us.
Questions
How much does a custom web or mobile app cost?+−
It depends on scope, which is why we scope before quoting. A discovery call and written plan come first, before any commitment, so you get a specific figure for what you are actually building rather than a generic range.
Do you work with clients in the US and Canada?+−
Yes. Most of an engagement happens asynchronously — a written plan, a shared staging link, scheduled calls — which works well across US and Canada time zones. We are based in Punjab, India, and an engineer reads and replies to every message.
How long does a project take?+−
It varies by scope — a focused dashboard or internal tool can ship in a few weeks, a larger system takes longer. The written plan gives you a specific timeline before any code is written, not an estimate that shifts later.
What if I already have an app that needs fixing, not building from scratch?+−
That is the support and rescue service. We audit what exists first — what is safe, what is fragile, what it will take to keep it running — and you get that report whether or not you continue with us.
Do I own the code once the project is done?+−
Yes. Handover means repositories, hosting accounts and documentation transferred to your name, not held by us. Support after launch is optional, not a condition of ownership.
What technologies do you use?+−
Angular, React and Node for web applications; Ionic and Angular for mobile, shipped to both app stores. The specific stack for your project gets decided during scoping, not assumed upfront.
Not sure which of these you need?
That is what the scope call is for. Bring the problem, not a specification — we will tell you what it would take to build, and whether it is worth building at all.