WEB DEVELOPMENT · CUSTOM WEBSITES, WEB APPS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Design is how your business looks. This is how it works.
We build business websites, transactional websites, booking and order systems, web applications and business platforms — the working layer that captures leads, accepts payments, and gives your team the tools to run daily operations.
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One customer action, end to end
Customer
Someone enquires, books or places an order.
Website
The interface collects and validates what they entered.
Business Logic
Your rules decide what should happen next.
Data
The record is stored — customer, order or booking.
Admin
Your team sees it on a dashboard and acts on it.
Payment / Notification
Payment is taken where relevant, and confirmations go out.
What your business is left with
Find the Level of System You Actually Need
Design is how your business looks. Development is how your business works.
Web Design owns
Web Development owns
The same website has both layers. One decides what a visitor sees; the other decides what happens after they act.
If you need the visual experience and brand system first, explore our Web Design service. Explore our Web Design service
Not every business needs the same thing. This is a ladder, not a menu — each level builds on the one before it.
For businesses that need to be found and contacted.
What the website does belongs here. How the website looks belongs primarily to Web Design.
For businesses that take orders, bookings or payments online.
For businesses that need logins, roles and dashboards.
For organizations that run multiple roles, branches or tenants.
For founders turning a product idea into a working MVP.
Every business website or application is powered by layers working together. Here's what actually happens behind the page a customer sees.
The full request path
Customer, Staff, Admin and Super Admin can each see only what's relevant to them.
The database is selected around the shape and needs of the product.
Not a portfolio of screenshots — proof that the architecture on this page is real. Each build demonstrates a different capability.
Architecture in this build
Multi-role operational web application
A food delivery and meal-subscription business needed customers, delivery riders, and franchise admins to work from one connected system instead of separate spreadsheets and phone calls.
Architecture in this build
Hospitality booking and management platform
A hospitality business wanted direct guest bookings and day-to-day operations running on one platform, instead of paying OTA commissions and coordinating manually.
Architecture in this build
AI-powered product / SaaS MVP
Turning an AI photo-restoration idea into a working product meant shipping a real user flow — uploads, processing, a credit system and payments — not just a demo of the AI model.
These are builds we have engineered, not client case studies with measured results. We label metrics as estimated where no production analytics are wired in, and we never invent user counts, revenue or rankings.
Organized by what it does for your business, not by programming language.
WhatsApp click-to-chat and WhatsApp Business/API workflows are different levels of integration — we'll scope the right one for you.
A service can automatically tell your system when something happens — such as a successful payment.
If the problem is a repetitive internal workflow rather than a customer-facing system, that belongs with our AI workflow automation service.
The technology discussion isn't the only thing that matters. Here's how we think about security, performance, ownership and what comes next.
One platform, multiple businesses
Each business's data stays logically separated.
Not every technology is used on every project. This is the range we build from — not a checklist every build ticks off.
A disciplined progression from understanding the business problem to a system that keeps evolving after launch.
We work out what the system has to do before anyone writes code.
You see the structure — data, roles and workflows — before the build starts.
You review working software in increments, not one final reveal.
Every flow that touches money, access or customer data is tested deliberately.
The system goes live, and you get what you need to run and extend it.
Not every business needs a custom application. We first understand the problem, then recommend the simplest system that can solve it properly.
If what you're building is a product other businesses would subscribe to rather than a system for your own operations, start with Custom SaaS Development.
It depends on what the site needs to do, not how it should look. If you need to be found, contacted and to share information, a business website with forms, chat and CMS-managed content is usually enough. If you need logins, dashboards, roles or workflows, that's a web application. We help you figure out which one your business actually needs before we scope anything.
Yes, where the existing architecture and requirements support it. We review what you already have, then add authentication and the relevant dashboards or portals on top of it, rather than starting the whole project over.
Yes, through supported payment providers such as Razorpay or Stripe, depending on the project. The payment provider handles the transaction itself, while your application manages the order, booking or subscription around it.
Yes. We've built booking flows for hospitality (NextInn) and ordering/subscription flows for food delivery (ArogyaDiet), each with the admin tooling needed to manage them day to day.
Yes. Separate, role-appropriate dashboards for customers, staff and admins are a core part of what we build — each user sees only the parts of the system relevant to them.
Yes, through role-based access and appropriate authentication architecture. A customer, a staff member, an admin and a super admin can all use the same system while seeing different things and having different capabilities inside it.
Yes, where the business model requires one platform to serve multiple businesses, branches or tenants while keeping each organization's data logically separated.
Yes, when APIs, webhooks or other supported integration mechanisms are available from the tools you already use — CRMs, email services, WhatsApp, analytics and other business systems.
Yes, at the level your business actually needs. Click-to-chat simply opens a WhatsApp conversation with a pre-filled message, which suits most business websites. Sending automated confirmations or notifications through the WhatsApp Business API is a deeper integration with its own provider requirements, so we scope that separately once we know what you want the messages to do.
Launch is a deployment, not the end of the project. We hand over the relevant access, deployment information and documentation, and from there the system can keep evolving — new features, additional user roles, extra dashboards, more integrations or further product iterations. Anything ongoing is agreed as its own scope rather than assumed.
Yes. MVP scope focuses on the smallest useful product that can be launched and evaluated with real users, then improved based on what you learn — the same approach behind Phixl AI.
Code ownership follows the actual engagement and contract terms agreed for your project. We don't make a blanket promise here that overrides what's actually agreed — ask us directly and we'll be specific.
Yes. We build with modular development in mind, so new features, roles, dashboards or integrations can be added later as the business grows, rather than requiring a rebuild.
We're based in Hyderabad and work with businesses there day to day, but we also work with businesses across India and internationally where the project is a good fit.
Tell us what you need the website or application to do. We'll help you understand the right architecture, scope and next step — without technical jargon.
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