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Product Engineering

Web Application Development

Web platforms and the services behind them - data models, APIs, integrations, and the admin screens your own team works in all day. Built to carry real traffic, and to be handed to a developer who has never met us.

Web Application Development

Web Application Development, in practice

Most of the web application development work that reaches us is a rescue rather than a fresh start. A tool the business outgrew, a portal nobody wants to touch, a system where a small change takes three weeks because nobody is sure what it will break. The build is the easy half. Understanding what already exists is the half that decides whether the project works.

We are a web application development company in Delhi, building since 2011. Two of the systems on our work page are exactly this shape: the academic platform for NSUT, which has to hold up through admission season, and the Drupal modernisation for Mahindra Insurance Brokers.

What we will tell you before you commit: sometimes the answer is not a rebuild. If the sensible move is to fix the three things that actually hurt and leave the rest alone, we will say so, even though it is the smaller piece of work.

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What we build

Custom web platforms

Applications designed around how your business actually works, rather than a template bent until it nearly fits.

APIs and integrations

Services that connect the systems you already run - CRM, payment gateways, ERP, and third-party data feeds - so they agree with each other.

Legacy replacement

Replacing a system that no longer fits, in stages, while it keeps running. We have done this on enterprise Drupal and PHP estates.

Admin and internal tools

The screens your staff use every day. These decide whether a platform is adopted, and they are usually the part that gets rushed.

Performance and scale work

Finding what is actually slow - usually the database, rarely the framework - and fixing it against measurements rather than guesses.

How we approach it

What is different about how this team does the work, rather than what every agency says about it.

  1. Data model before code

    Schema, service boundaries and integration contracts are decided and written down first. These are the decisions that become expensive to reverse once there is real data in production.

  2. Shipped in working increments

    You get something usable early and react to it, instead of approving documents for three months and seeing software at the end.

  3. Written for the next developer

    Handover documentation and a codebase someone else can read are part of the deliverable, not a favour at the end.

  4. We say so when the brief is wrong

    If we think the scope is solving the wrong problem, you hear it before the quote rather than halfway through the build.

Built with

Chosen for what the project needs, not for what is new. If you already have a stack, we work in it.

See the full technology stack

  • Laravel
  • PHP 8
  • Drupal
  • MySQL
  • Node.js
  • React.js
  • GraphQL
  • WordPress
  • Linux
  • REST APIs

Where this gets specific

Named pieces of work inside this capability, each with a known shape and a scoped price.

Our Recent Projects

Questions we get asked

Can you take over a project someone else built.

Yes, and a good share of our work starts that way. We begin with a short audit of the code, the data and the deployment, and give you a written assessment of what is safe to keep and what needs replacing - before quoting the work itself.

Will we be able to maintain it without you?

That is the intention. The codebase, the documentation and the deployment process are handed over, and we will onboard your developer. Clients who stay with us do so by choice rather than because they are locked in - several have been with us for eight years or more.

How do you handle changes once the build has started?

Scope changes are expected on any real project. We price them separately as they come up rather than absorbing them quietly, so you always know what a change costs before we make it.

Do you work alongside our existing developers?

Yes. Sometimes we build the whole platform, and sometimes we take one service or one layer of the stack while your team keeps the rest. Which is right depends on where your team is already strong.

Have a platform to build or replace?

Send us the problem and the constraints you already know about - an existing system, a deadline, an integration you cannot change. You will get a straight answer on whether we are the right team for it.

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