Rapid MVP Builds
Ship your core product faster. We focus on essential features that prove your value proposition to investors and early adopters.
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Web Development Services
Web apps that survive real traffic
We build custom web applications, e-commerce platforms and headless CMS sites in React and Next.js — engineered to stay fast, indexable and maintainable long after launch. Based in Hyderabad, shipping for teams across the US, UK, UAE, Australia and New Zealand.
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What we build
Six kinds of web project
Most enquiries land in one of these. If yours doesn't, it's usually a mix of two — say what you're trying to achieve and we'll tell you which parts actually need custom work and which don't.
Disruptive Stacks
Utilizing Next.js, Go, and serverless architectures to ensure your platform handles viral growth seamlessly.
Shopify PlusWooCommerceHeadless
Growth Engineering
Data-driven development integrated with advanced analytics to optimize user retention from day one.
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Scalable API Design
Microservices-ready architecture that connects your ecosystem to the global fintech and SaaS landscape.
GraphQLRESTStripeRazorpay
How we work
Opinions we've earned the hard way
Most "slow website" problems are architectural, not cosmetic. Compressing images is the last 5% of the job. The other 95% is deciding what renders on the server, what ships to the browser, and how much JavaScript a phone on a patchy 4G connection has to parse before anything is usable. We pick the rendering strategy per route — static for content, server-rendered for personalised pages, client-side only where it genuinely earns its weight.
A site that search engines can't read is a brochure. Every build ships with server-rendered HTML, one h1 per page, a real heading hierarchy, canonical tags, and JSON-LD structured data. It's why this page has schema for the service, the breadcrumb trail and every question below it — the same treatment we give client work.
Migrations are where rankings quietly die. When we replatform, we crawl the existing site first, map every URL to its destination, keep the redirect chain to a single hop, and watch Search Console for weeks afterward. Traffic dips during a migration are usually a missing redirect, not a mysterious algorithm change.
You should be able to fire us. Code lives in your Git organisation, infrastructure in your cloud account, content in a CMS you own the licence to. We document the handover properly. Being kept for the work rather than for the lock-in is a better business for both sides.
Technology
The stack, and why
Every agency lists the same logos. What matters is when each one is the wrong choice — so here's the reasoning attached to each.
Front end
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind
Next.js by default: server rendering and static output keep pages indexable and fast without bolting on a separate SEO layer later.
Back end
Node.jsPythonPHPPostgreSQL
Chosen per project, not per fashion. Node when the front end and API share types; Python where data work dominates; PHP where a mature CMS already fits.
Content & commerce
SanityContentfulStrapiShopify Plus
Headless where marketing needs autonomy and the same content feeds more than one surface. A themed store when it genuinely does not.
Infrastructure
AWSGCPVercelCloudflare
Edge caching and CDN by default, because a server in one region is a slow site for everyone outside it.
Performance standards
What we hold builds to
These are Google's published Core Web Vitals thresholds, not house targets. We treat them as a release gate rather than something to look at afterwards.
LCP
< 2.5s
Largest Contentful Paint — Google's "good" threshold. Enforced on real-device throttled runs, not just lab scores.
INP
< 200ms
Interaction to Next Paint, the responsiveness metric that replaced FID in March 2024.
CLS
< 0.1
Cumulative Layout Shift. Media gets explicit dimensions so nothing jumps as it loads.
A11y
WCAG 2.2 AA
Contrast, keyboard paths and focus order — also the accessibility baseline UK and Australian public-sector buyers ask for.
Process
Four phases, no surprises
011–2 weeks
MVP Blueprinting
Identifying your North Star metrics and defining the leanest path to market entry.
022–3 weeks
Rapid Prototyping
High-fidelity UI sprints that align with your disruptive vision and user needs.
034–12 weeks
Agile Sprints
Continuous integration and deployment of production-ready code for immediate market feedback.
04Ongoing
Market Launch
Automated scaling and performance monitoring to handle your first 100k users without friction.
Engagement models
How projects are priced
Indicative ranges so you can sanity-check budget before a call. Final numbers come from scoping — but you shouldn't have to fill in a form to find out the order of magnitude.
Fixed scope
Marketing & corporate sites
From ₹80,000 ≈ $950 / £750
A defined build with a fixed price and date. Best when the requirements are already clear.
Design + build + launch
Headless CMS setup
Core Web Vitals pass
30 days post-launch support
Project
Custom web applications
₹3L – ₹15L+ ≈ $3.5k – $18k+
Sprint-based delivery for products with real business logic, integrations and user accounts.
Technical discovery phase
Two-week sprint cadence
Staging + CI/CD pipeline
Handover documentation
Retainer
Ongoing product team
Monthly Rolling, 30 days notice
A standing team for products that keep evolving after launch. Capacity you can plan against.
Dedicated senior engineers
Roadmap & sprint planning
Monitoring + incident response
Continuous performance work
Where we work
One studio, six time zones
Distributed delivery only works if the handover is deliberate. Here's how each region actually runs.
India
Hyderabad studio. On-site workshops across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Chennai.
United States
Overlap held to the US morning; async written updates so nothing waits on a call.
United Kingdom
Four to five hours of shared working time with IST, GDPR-aware data handling.
UAE
Near-identical business hours with Dubai and Abu Dhabi, plus Arabic RTL layout support.
Australia
Mornings in AEST overlap the IST working day; releases scheduled to your business hours.
New Zealand
NZST handovers structured so work lands overnight and is ready at your start of day.
FAQ
Web development questions
We provide end-to-end web solutions: custom website design, full-stack web app development, UI/UX design, e-commerce platforms, headless CMS integration, PWAs, and API engineering.
Next step
Tell us what you're trying to build
Send the problem, not a spec. We'll come back with an honest read on scope, timeline and whether we're the right team for it.
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