How long does a project take?
A marketing website is usually two to three weeks. A first version of a mobile app is typically six to twelve weeks depending on how much it has to do, plus store review at the end. We give you a real timeline with the written scope — before you commit, not after.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Source code, the domain, the store listings, the server and the database are all yours and stay in your accounts. We hand over credentials at launch. If you ever want to work with someone else, nothing here stops you.
What does it cost?
It depends entirely on what is being built, so we quote per project rather than publishing a price list that would be wrong for you. The first conversation and the written estimate are free, and the price we put in writing is the price you pay for that scope.
Can you publish the app to the Play Store and App Store for me?
Yes — and we prefer the accounts be in your name, with us added as a developer. We handle the build, signing, listing copy, screenshots, the privacy policy pages the stores demand, and the review process, including the testing requirements Google now applies to new developer accounts.
What happens after launch?
Apps are not finished at launch: phones update, store policies change, dependencies pick up security fixes, and real users find things. We will tell you what ongoing work is genuinely needed and offer either ad-hoc support or a monthly retainer. You are never obliged to take it.
Do you work with businesses outside Chhindwara?
Yes. We are based in Chhindwara and work remotely with clients anywhere — calls, email and a test link you can open on your own phone. Nothing about this work needs us in the same room, though we are happy to be for the big conversations.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes, gladly — send yours, or ask and we will send a simple one. Your idea and your data stay yours either way.
We only need a small website. Is that too small?
No. A fast, well-built single-page site is a perfectly good project and one of the most useful things a small business can own. It is also often the start of a longer conversation.