We build production-grade web and mobile MVPs for founders who shouldn't have to learn React. Senior engineers, fixed scope, public GitHub. From $1,500 ≈ ₹1.5L.
Three plus years shipping production React, Next.js, and React Native. No juniors hidden on your build, no bait-and-switch after kickoff.
Every commit lives on a GitHub repo in your org from the first day of the sprint. You see the work as it happens. The code is yours, forever, full stop.
We don't bill by the hour and we don't surprise you with change orders. Every milestone is scoped, priced, and signed before work begins.
Most engagements start with a one-week discovery sprint. By the end of it you own a wireframed product, an architecture doc, and a fixed quote for the build — credit-able toward the full project if we proceed within 30 days.
The lowest-risk way to find out if we should build together. Five days of scoping, designing, and architecting before either of us commits to the full MVP.
Production-grade Next.js applications. Auth, payments, an admin panel, a polished UI — built for real users, not a demo.
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps in a single codebase. React Native + Expo, or Flutter, depending on what your stack actually needs.
Once you've shipped, you need someone who knows the codebase to keep moving. We hold 30 – 60 hours a month for your bugs, features, and growth experiments.
No vague "this sprint we're working on auth." Every Friday you see something demo-able. Every milestone is paid only after you've approved it.
Project bootstrap, design system, database schema, auth, deployment pipeline. Friday you sign in to a working empty app.
The one user journey your MVP exists to deliver. Imperfect, scrappy, but real. Friday you click through it on a Loom call.
The two or three flows around the core. Settings, profile, admin views. Friday you give us a punch list.
Stripe, transactional email, the third-party APIs your business actually needs. Webhooks, retries, idempotency — built right the first time.
Edge cases, validation, errors, loading states, accessibility passes, mobile breakpoints, performance pass. The boring work that separates a launch from a demo.
Production deploy, monitoring, founder handover doc, a 30-minute Loom walkthrough of the codebase. You walk away with an MVP and the keys to it.
We've shipped enough projects to know which tools earn their place. We don't chase frameworks — we use the ones that let us ship in six weeks instead of twelve.
Next.js gives us SSR, edge functions, and Vercel deployment in one toolchain. Supabase replaces three weeks of auth and database boilerplate with a Saturday afternoon. React Native and Expo let us ship to iOS and Android from one codebase without losing native quality where it matters. Each choice trades complexity for time-to-ship — exactly what an MVP needs.
We pick boring technology where we can, and interesting technology only where it earns its place. The fastest way to miss a launch date is to fall in love with a framework.
We're a studio of 10+ engineers in northern India building for founders we'd be happy to grab a coffee with. Async-first, video-first, and built around delivery — not pitch decks.
Jyoti Studio is the engineering practice of Jyoti Enterprises — a five-year-old consultancy that, before this studio existed, was helping Indian businesses navigate one of the most documentation-heavy procurement systems on earth. Government tenders. Compliance trails. Vendor approvals. The kind of work where missing one PDF on a Friday afternoon loses you a six-figure contract.
That work taught us something most dev shops never learn: how to ship reliably under hard deadlines, how to keep documentation honest, and how to take ownership of a deliverable instead of bouncing it back to the client. We've now turned that operational muscle on a different problem — building MVPs for founders who need a product in their hands by next quarter, not next year.
We won't be the cheapest team you talk to. We won't be the fastest. We are, however, the team that ships the version you can actually put in front of users — on a date that doesn't move.
If you've been burned by an offshore shop before, you've already got these questions. Here's how we answer them on a first call.
Honest answer: you don't have to, and we wouldn't ask you to skip a discovery call with a local team. What we ask for is a one-week discovery sprint at $1,500. By the end of it you have wireframes, an architecture doc, and a fixed quote — whether or not you ever build with us. That's a low enough risk to find out for yourself, and the deliverables stay yours regardless.
The thing the US agency probably won't beat us on: we'll show you our previous code, on a public GitHub, before you commit. Most agencies can't.
The senior engineer who joins the kickoff call is the senior engineer who writes the code on your project. Always. Every engagement is staffed with at least one senior (3+ years shipping production React or React Native) as the lead — they're on every commit and every demo. We never hand off your build to junior engineers after the sales call, and we won't take a project we can't staff with seniors.
We use a written change-order process from day one. Every scope change has a line-item quote that you sign before the work begins. Most builds end up with two or three change orders — which is normal and healthy. What we don't do is absorb hours quietly and then send a surprise invoice at the end, which is how most "fixed-bid" engagements actually destroy the trust.
If a change would push the timeline past your launch date, we'll say so before quoting it.
Yes — fully, including all dependencies and configurations, the moment the final invoice is paid. The GitHub repo is in your org from day one, not ours. We don't hold code hostage and we don't reuse client code for other clients.
We work 09:00 – 23:00 IST, which overlaps US Eastern mornings (8 AM – 1 PM ET) and the full UK working day. Most clients book live calls for their morning; we run async-first the rest of the time over Slack Connect and Loom. Everyone on the team writes and speaks fluent English. We don't use WhatsApp for client work.
Our weekly cadence: a 30-minute live demo every Friday, a written update every Monday, async over Slack Connect in between. We default to over-communication because the cost of fixing a misunderstanding three weeks in is worse than the cost of one more Loom video this week.
Yes — but with the caveat that we're a new studio. Our public GitHub has three reference repositories we built specifically as portfolio work (one Next.js SaaS starter, one React Native MVP, one open-source utility) and we have two anonymized case studies from early clients. We're not going to pretend we have a hundred logos — we're going to show you the code we've actually written, which is more useful anyway.
We invoice in USD, GBP, EUR, or AUD through Wise Business — which gives you a local receiving account in the relevant country, so it lands as a domestic transfer for you. For Stripe-friendly subscription work we use Stripe. No wires to obscure Indian bank accounts, no PayPal fees, no surprise FX losses. You see the invoice, the payment terms (50/50 on most engagements), and the bank details before you sign.
A discovery sprint is $1,500 (≈ ₹1.5L) and one week. At the end you have wireframes, an architecture doc, and a fixed quote — whether we build the MVP or not. The fee is creditable toward the build if we proceed within thirty days.