Web Applications
The system your team actually runs the business on.
Not a website with a login bolted on — a proper application with roles, workflows, reports and the data model to match. We've shipped lab CRMs, field-force tools and exam platforms that are in daily use.
Built in, not bolted on
Workflow-first design
We map how the work actually moves — enquiry to booking to payment to report — and build the app around that, not around a template.
Roles & permissions
Owners, staff, managers and customers each see exactly what they should. Admin-managed accounts where self-service would be a risk.
Reports & documents
PDF generation, QR-verifiable share links, CSV/Excel import and export — the boring parts that make software usable in a real office.
Production hosting
Deployed on AWS with HTTPS, process management, nightly database backups and a deploy pipeline you own.
What we've shipped like this
Shakti Patholab
Diagnostic lab website + CRM
Enquiries, patients, bookings, payments and follow-ups in one CRM; PDF reports with QR share links and gender-aware H/L flagging; bulk CSV import of tests and price lists.
Field Tracker for TECHBYTE
Geofenced attendance & visit check-in
Punch in/out and client-visit check-ins that only unlock inside a customer's geofence, with a manager review queue for overrides. Runs on reps' phones.
ISBT Online
Competitive-exam platform
Timed exams across 7 question banks (~3,700 questions), reading-passage sets kept together on shuffle, results and analytics — engineered to run on a 2 GB server.
How a project runs
Fixed price, weekly visible progress, and you own the result.
Scoping call
30–45 minutes on what the software must do, who uses it, and what exists today.
Written scope & fixed quote
Screens, roles, integrations and a delivery date — and a price that doesn't move unless the scope does.
Build in weekly drops
You see working software every week on a staging URL, not a demo at the end.
Launch & hand over
Deployed to your AWS account with backups, HTTPS and a deploy pipeline. Repo and keys are yours.
Common questions
Yes. The repository is yours, the server is in your AWS account, and we hand over deploy access. No lock-in.