CUSTOM SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Timelines depend on scope. A focused MVP typically takes 8-12 weeks. A full-featured platform takes 4-8 months. We ship in 2-week sprints so you see working software from week 2.

PHP (Laravel, Filament), JavaScript and TypeScript (Nuxt, Vue, React, Node), Python (Django), Java (Spring), C# (Unity). The systems can be built in any of them; the stack follows the problem, not habit. On an existing codebase, we work in what's already there.

We build custom ERP systems around how your company already moves money, stock and orders. That usually means a ledger, role-based portals for each team, and the statutory tax logic your jurisdiction requires. For JetPax we built a multi-portal ERP with 5 role-based portals that computes GST, TCS and TDS on every transaction and pays hosts in 3-8 days. For Merchland we built a quote-to-order ERP with vendor price management. On an existing system, we work in what's already there. If a packaged ERP genuinely fits your process, we'll tell you.

It depends on how many portals you need, whether there's tax or settlement logic, and whether you're moving off an existing system. A focused first version, with one portal on one platform and no tax engine, sits in our 8-12 week band. A multi-portal ERP with a compliance engine sits in the 4-8 month band; JetPax was that size. We quote a fixed figure after a discovery phase. We price the discovery separately so you can stop after it with a specification you own, whoever builds it.

Yes. A focused MVP typically takes 8-12 weeks. We work in two-week sprints, so you see working software from week 2. We build it on the stack the full product will run on, so version two extends the MVP instead of rewriting it.

Yes, whether the system you've outgrown is a codebase or a spreadsheet. Merchland's orders ran on WhatsApp threads, spreadsheets and phone calls before we built its quote-to-order ERP. RecoBean's sellers reconciled Meesho, Flipkart and Amazon settlements by hand before we built its multi-tenant reconciliation system. On an existing codebase, we work in what's already there. We start with a discovery phase, priced separately, so you get a plan you own before anything is rebuilt.

Yes, as an engineering team, not a reseller. We're based in India (IST, UTC+5:30), with 4-6 hours of overlap with Europe and morning overlap with the US East Coast. You can hire a dedicated team that joins your standups and tools, or give us a fixed-scope project with payments tied to milestones. We've shipped 50+ projects for 30+ clients since 2018.

Yes. We build the content back end in Laravel with a Filament admin panel and the front end in Nuxt, which renders every page on the server. That means Google and the AI assistants your buyers ask read your real content, not an empty page. Hype's brand platform runs this way: a Nuxt site on a Laravel API, with 88 backend tests across 20 feature suites. We don't build on WordPress or Sitecore.

Yes, usually inside the ERP rather than as a separate system. Customer records, quotes and orders sit on the same data as stock and money, so sales and finance stop reconciling two databases.

You do. All source code, designs and documentation belong to you. We'll sign an NDA before discovery if you need one.

Yes. We audit the code, test its security and load, and tell you what breaks first. Then we keep what's sound and rebuild what isn't. In Veracode's 2025 test of 100+ AI models, 45% of generated code carried a known security flaw, so the audit usually starts there.

Yes, for scaffolding, first drafts of tests and code search. Engineers decide the architecture, the data model and the security boundaries, and every merge gets code review and automated tests, whoever wrote the first draft.