Three sub-pillars under Build. Start with a launchable website. Graduate to a full platform. Ship to your customer's pocket.
From a fast launch to a fully bespoke flagship. Three packages — pick the one that matches your stage.
Content delays are the #1 reason projects slip. ◆ We flag content gaps at week one.
Custom web applications, built in stacks your team can actually maintain. You own all source code on day one.
You own all source code. ◆ All repos handed over on project close. ◆ No vendor lock-in, ever.
Native iOS, native Android, or cross-platform Flutter. We help you pick before we start building.
For most SMBs, Flutter wins on cost and speed. ◆ Go native when performance or deep OS integration matters.
Whether it's a ₹15K site or a ₹20L app, every engagement covers the same six fundamentals — discovery, demos, QA, IP transfer, deployment, and post-launch support.
Before a single line of code, we map what you need and sign off on wireframes. Course-correct on paper, not in production.
Every week you see real, runnable progress. Course-correct early — never at the end.
Manual testing on real devices, cross-browser checks, performance audits — on every build, every tier.
Repos handed over on close. Design files in your Figma. You own everything — always.
Deploy to your infra or ours. Train your team on admin access. Hand over docs that explain the system, not just list files.
Bug-fix support included by tier. Optional AMC after, starting from ₹20K/month — never a forced contract.
The five we hear on every scoping call. Honest answers — including when it's worth pushing back on the brief.
Starter: 2–3 weeks, realistically. Business: 4–5 weeks with proper design iterations. Bespoke: 6–10 weeks depending on scope. The biggest delays come from content (copy, images, product photos) — not code. We flag content gaps at week one so they don't become blockers at week four.
Websites present content. Web apps do things — authenticate users, process data, integrate with APIs, handle payments, scale with load. A website has a few dozen HTML templates. An MVP web app typically has 60–100 files of business logic, database schemas, API endpoints, authentication, admin tooling, and tests. The work is roughly 8–15× a website of similar visible complexity.
Pick Flutter if you want to ship fast to both platforms, your app isn't performance-critical (games, AR, heavy animations), and you value shared code. Pick native (Swift or Kotlin) if the app needs deep OS integration, exceptional performance, or platform-specific UX that users will notice. For 70% of business apps, Flutter is the right call. For consumer products where polish matters, native wins.
Yes, always. All source code is committed to your Git repository (or ours, and handed over on project close). Design files in your Figma. Deployment credentials documented. No licences, no hooks, no dependencies on YAE to keep running. If you later hire someone else, they can pick up where we left off.
Three options depending on scope. Small tweaks (a new form, a page edit): one-off retainer or hourly block. Ongoing feature development: monthly AMC starting at ₹20K/month. Major new modules: we scope as a new project. Nothing is locked in — you're never forced into a long-term contract.
A great website needs traffic. A great web app needs an ERP behind it. A great mobile app needs an automated back office.