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Yes — from day one. All source code, documentation and credentials are handed over and belong to you. We work under a signed NDA and IP assignment before any work begins, and you retain access to your own repositories throughout.

Least-privilege access, encrypted secrets and credentials vaulted — never in code. Your data lives on infrastructure you own, in regions you choose. We never pool, reuse or hold client data, and access is revoked the day an engagement ends.

You can exit cleanly at any point. Code, documentation and credentials are handed over in a documented handover, and there are no penalties or hostage clauses — that's exactly why we can offer it: nothing depends on staying with us.

It depends on scope, complexity and timeline. After a free 30-minute scoping call we send a rough estimate within three business days and a fixed proposal within seven. We offer fixed-bid, dedicated-team, retainer and staff-augmentation models so you can pick the one that fits.

It depends on seniority and specialisation, and we quote it in writing after a 30-minute call — typically 30–40% below metro agency rates for equal experience. Every quote includes the 24-hour SLA, code review culture and replace-anytime guarantee.

No. The scoping call is free, and the written rough estimate within 3 business days is free too. The first paid artefact is the fixed proposal (in 7 days) or the first sprint — you decide which.

Yes — most clients start with a paid trial slice: one real task on your codebase or a thin-slice prototype. It prices out the fit and the unknowns before any long-term agreement.

We commit to a 24-hour response SLA on all active projects, stated publicly in every contract. For production incidents on managed-services engagements we target a one-hour first response.

For dedicated engineers, typically within 48 hours of the scoping call. For projects, a thin-slice prototype ships in week three and the first production release usually lands in 6–8 weeks depending on scope.

Every Friday, a live demo on real software — not a slide deck. You see what shipped, what's next and any decisions needed. It's the same rhythm we run on our own products.

In writing, with a priced change note before the work starts. No surprise invoices: if a change affects cost or timeline, you approve it first — that's part of the fixed-bid discipline.

A named architect plus a dedicated Slack channel and shared Jira. The architect who scoped your project stays on it — no hand-offs to a faceless pool, no ticket-queue runarounds.

React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Flutter, Kotlin, Node, Laravel, Django, Python, PHP, Java, MongoDB and PostgreSQL, deployed on AWS and Azure. We recommend the stack that fits your team and constraints — not the one we happen to prefer.

Both, as standard: automated test suites wired into CI on every merge, and documentation written for the engineers who come after us — including a handover walkthrough at project end.

Yes — a paid audit engagement produces a written assessment: what the system does, what's fragile, where the tests are, and a ranked stabilisation plan. The fee is credited against the first sprint if you proceed with us.

Risk-based test plans, automated regression suites in CI, real-device mobile testing, and release sign-off checklists. Bugs found after launch are root-caused, not just patched.

We're headquartered in India, with offices in Pune and Nagpur and a presence in the United States. Our cost base is typically 30–40% below metro agencies, and we routinely work across time zones with US and Gulf clients.

Yes. We regularly inherit codebases — we start with a code audit and a written assessment, then propose a stabilization plan before any new feature work. You keep ownership throughout and can exit cleanly at any point.

India-first IST hours with overlap windows for US, Canada and the Gulf. Weekly demos are scheduled in your working morning, and communication is async-first with written updates so distance never slows a decision.