A software company in Kochi, India. Mobile apps, web platforms, APIs and the cloud under them. We take client work anywhere in the world.
Four services. Most clients take all four, because one team from design to deploy beats four teams in a chain.
You bring the idea. We write the specification, design the screens, build the software and put it in front of real users.
React Native for Android and iOS. One codebase, two stores. We take the release through store review, push the updates and watch the crash reports.
Django, NestJS, Go and Next.js. Built to carry money, reports, nightly jobs and staff tools, not to survive one demo.
We put it on AWS or Google Cloud and we keep it there. Deploys, backups, logs, alerts, and a cloud bill we read every week.
How we build
Every project we run has coding agents inside the loop. That is why a small team ships like a large one, and why our rate card looks the way it does.
A faster first draft is only worth it if the review never gets faster.
Agents work inside written project rules: the glossary, the architecture notes and the coding standard. A human reads every change before it merges.
Tests, review and the deploy gate stay exactly where they were. In one of our systems the agent may tune a trading strategy on past data, and it is blocked from touching live money. The guard is in the design, not in a policy document.
We write the skills, the plugins and the pipelines our agents run on. So we know where they help, and we know where they are confidently wrong.
Systems we designed, wrote and operate. Client names stay private, so these are described by what they do.
An Android app on Google Play, a Django and GraphQL API, MySQL, and an AWS Fargate stack we deploy and watch. Payment receipts are read by a vision model and checked against the bank statement, so staff only see what the machine could not settle. Nightly jobs rebuild the reports. Push goes out through Firebase.
A TypeScript and Bun system that turns a topic into a finished video: research, script, voice, images, render and upload. Agents plan each stage, the command line executes it, and a human approves at three gates.
Go, against an Indian broker API. One engine runs the backtest, the paper account and the live account, so a backtest result means the same as a live result. Every position carries a stop at the broker and every trade closes before the bell.
One YAML file per entity describes the rows, actions, queries, jobs and state machine. Code generation emits the server, the client types and the command line tool. Ordinary CRUD needs no hand-written code at all.
Not every project wants Kubernetes. This command line tool builds on your machine, ships the artifact over SSH, runs it under systemd behind nginx, and moves traffic only after the health check passes.
We keep a narrow stack and we know it well. A narrow stack means fewer surprises in year three.
Work with us
We take work from companies, agencies and founders, anywhere in the world. Most of it is remote and in English.
A written scope, a price and a date. Best when you know what you want built and you want one party responsible for it.
Our engineers, your backlog, billed monthly. You set the priorities every week and you can stop at the end of any month.
A system that is late, slow, expensive or fragile. We read the code and the cloud bill, then hand you a written plan with the costs beside it. You may take the plan to anyone.
A private limited company, registered in India under the Companies Act.
Send a paragraph about the idea and the deadline. We answer with a plan, not a sales call.
connect@hidragentechnologies.world