When a spreadsheet has stopped being enough.
Booking systems, inventory dashboards, customer portals — built around how your business actually works, not a template.
When you've outgrown the spreadsheet
Most small business software problems start the same way: a spreadsheet that used to be fine now has twelve tabs, three people editing it at once, and nobody's sure which version is current.
Off-the-shelf software almost fits — until it doesn't, and you're paying a monthly fee to work around its limits instead of getting what you actually need.
A custom web app is worth it when the process is specific enough, and important enough, that a general tool can't do it properly anymore.
What you get
If the underlying problem is really repetitive manual work rather than a missing tool, that's often business automation instead — cheaper and faster to build. And if a simpler public-facing site would do the job, that's website design & development. A custom app gets you:
- A system built around your actual workflow, not a generic template
- A proper database, so your data doesn't live in someone's inbox or a spreadsheet
- Access levels — staff, managers, and you see what they're supposed to see
- Hosting set up and handed over, running on infrastructure you control
- Documentation and a walkthrough so your team can actually use it
My one public case study so far is SEO work, not a web app — see the weddingcreation.in breakdown for how I work, and ask about app examples on a call.
How it works
A call, free
Twenty minutes on what the spreadsheet or manual process is failing to do anymore.
A written scope and a fixed price
Exactly what gets built, what it costs, and when it's done — agreed in writing before work starts.
Build, with you watching
A live preview link from day one. You test it as it's built, not just at the end.
Handover you actually own
Your code, your hosting, your database, plus documentation so your team isn't stuck waiting on me for small things.
Pricing
from ₹80,000
Scoped per project. Fixed price agreed in writing before work starts — no hourly billing that quietly expands.
Discuss a projectExample builds
- Booking system for a service business
- Inventory dashboard across multiple locations
- Customer portal for order history and support
- Multi-branch stock tracking, synced in real time
Prices are for the work described. If your project doesn't fit what's listed here, say what you need and I'll quote it.
Common questions
How is this different from a website?
A website mostly shows information. A web app does something — takes bookings, tracks inventory, manages accounts. If people are logging in and doing tasks, it's an app.
Why isn't there a fixed price list?
Because 'inventory dashboard' can mean a two-week build or a two-month one, depending on what it actually needs to do. I scope it properly instead of guessing.
Do I own the code afterwards?
Yes. Same as everything else I build — your code, your database, your hosting.
What if I need new features later?
Scoped and quoted the same way the original build was — no surprise hourly bills.
Can you integrate with tools I already use?
Usually, yes — Tally, payment gateways, WhatsApp, and most things with an API. Tell me what you're using and I'll say honestly if it's straightforward or not.
How long does a typical build take?
Small tools: three to six weeks. Larger systems: two to four months. Depends entirely on scope.
Tell me what you're trying to fix.
WhatsApp is fastest — most messages get a reply the same day. No forms that disappear into a void.