Everything from the first conversation to the tenth year of support.
You can engage us for a complete build, for one specialist piece, or to take over something that is already running. Below is the full list — with an honest note on when each one is and is not the right call.
Where we go deepest.
These three carry domain knowledge that takes years to build — device protocols, video pipelines, CAD APIs. If your problem is in here, we are unusually well suited to it.
Video management software (VMS)
Software that unifies cameras from multiple brands and multiple sites into a single interface — live viewing, recording and retention policy, motion and object search, role-based access, and controlled export with an audit record. Built against ONVIF, RTSP and vendor SDKs so existing cameras usually stay in place.
GPS tracking & fleet telematics platforms
Server software that receives data from GPS devices, stores it efficiently, and turns it into operational output: live map, geofence entry and exit, trip and halt reports, over-speed and harsh-driving events, fuel monitoring, driver scoring and customer-facing tracking links. Includes AIS-140 compliance reporting where required.
CAD automation & drawing management
Automating repetitive drafting with the AutoCAD and SolidWorks APIs — parametric part and drawing generation, batch plotting, title-block and layer standardisation — plus a drawing vault with revision control, approval workflow and bill-of-materials extraction into your ERP.
The everyday work.
Custom software development
Systems built around your process rather than the other way round — job cards, quotations, inventory, approvals, scheduling, compliance registers, customer portals. Usually these replace a stack of spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group.
Web applications & dashboards
Browser-based applications that are fast on a mid-range laptop over an average Indian broadband line. Role-based access, exports to Excel and PDF, and reporting that managers use without needing a training session every time.
Mobile applications
Android and iOS apps for field staff, drivers, technicians and customers — built to work when the network does not. Offline capture with sync, camera and GPS capture, push notifications, and Play Store and App Store publishing handled for you.
System integration & IoT
Getting systems that were never designed to talk to each other to exchange data reliably: ERP and accounting, access control and biometrics, weighbridges, PLCs and sensors, payment gateways, SMS and WhatsApp, and third-party APIs. Includes the unglamorous parts — retries, reconciliation and error reporting.
Cloud, hosting & DevOps
Deployment done properly: infrastructure as code, automated builds, staging and production separation, backups that are actually restored and tested, monitoring with alerts, and TLS certificates that renew themselves. On AWS, Azure, or a server in your own office if that is what the situation calls for.
Security & code review
An independent look at software you already run — dependency and vulnerability scanning, authentication and access-control review, data-handling practice, and a plain-language report ranked by risk, with the fixes we would make first.
Support & annual maintenance (AMC)
After launch: monitoring, security patching, backup verification, small enhancements and a named person you can call. Response times are agreed in writing and matched to how critical the system is — not a generic promise.
Three ways to work together.
Fixed scope, fixed price
We define the deliverable in writing and quote a price against it. You know the cost before you commit. Changes are re-quoted openly as they arise.
Dedicated team
One or more of our engineers work as an extension of your team on a monthly basis, with your priorities and your tools. Suitable where the roadmap is still moving.
Retainer & support
An agreed block of hours each month for maintenance, enhancements and advice, with a response-time commitment. Unused hours are visible, not silently absorbed.
Before you get in touch.
It depends almost entirely on scope and on how many external systems have to be integrated. We do not publish a price list because a number without a scope is meaningless. What we do commit to is telling you a realistic figure early — after one or two conversations, before you have spent anything.
A focused internal tool is often six to ten weeks. A tracking or video platform with device integrations and multiple user roles is longer. The proposal states a timeline with the assumptions it depends on, and we tell you promptly if any of those assumptions turn out to be wrong.
Yes. For custom development, the source code, deployment scripts and documentation are handed over to you and the intellectual property is yours. You are not obliged to keep us for support, and you are free to hand the code to another firm at any time.
Usually, and that is our preference. Cameras that support ONVIF or expose an RTSP stream, GPS devices with a documented protocol, and ERPs with any kind of API or export can normally be integrated. Where a device genuinely cannot be, we will tell you that in the survey rather than after you have paid.
Yes, after a paid review of what exists — code, infrastructure, data and documentation. That review tells you honestly whether the right move is to continue with it, refactor it, or replace it, and we are willing to recommend any of the three.
Describe the problem in a paragraph.
That is genuinely enough to begin. We will come back with questions, and then with a view on scope, timeline and cost.