Grouped the way we work. Each card says what you get, who it suits, and how long it usually takes. Timelines assume you can give feedback within a couple of days — that is normally what decides the date.
One Flutter codebase, two stores. Built for businesses that need customers or staff to do something on a phone.
Shops, service businesses, startups launching a first product.
You already have an app that is slow, unfinished, or abandoned by the last developer. We take it over.
Businesses left mid-project by a previous agency or freelancer.
A website that loads fast, reads well on a phone, and gets found when someone searches for your trade in your city.
Manufacturers, wholesalers, clinics, consultants, contractors.
Sell online with Indian payment gateways, GST-correct invoices and shipping that your team can actually operate.
Retailers and wholesalers moving part of the counter online.
New WordPress build, or repair of one that broke, got hacked, or slowed to a crawl.
Anyone already on WordPress who wants it to behave.
Screen-by-screen design before a line of code is written, so you approve the look and the flow first.
Anyone commissioning an app or a large site.
Getting your existing app to show up when people search the store, without paying for installs.
Apps that are live but nobody is finding.
Paid campaigns run against a number you care about — enquiries, orders or installs — not impressions.
Businesses with a working site or app and a monthly budget.
Software shaped to how your business already runs — billing, inventory, dispatch, staff records, whatever the register currently tracks on paper.
Manufacturers and traders outgrowing Excel.
The small repetitive jobs — WhatsApp order alerts, Tally exports, daily reports, syncing two systems that refuse to talk.
Teams doing the same copy-paste every day.
A fixed monthly arrangement so your site or app stays updated, backed up and online — with a person who answers.
Anyone running a live site or app on revenue.
Site down, server moved, SSL expired, emails bouncing. Called in, diagnosed, fixed, billed once.
Businesses with an urgent problem and no in-house IT.
If the requirement can be written down, we quote one figure for it. Payment usually runs in three parts: on start, at the halfway review, and on delivery.
Ads, ASO and maintenance run on a monthly fee because the work repeats. You can stop at the end of any month; nothing is locked in for a year.
Small adjustments during a build are normal and free. Anything that adds a new feature gets its own line and its own price before it is built, so no bill arrives as a surprise.
Pick whatever looks close and write the rest in the notes. We will work out the right scope and reply with a price.