SELVI INFOTECHPRIVATE LIMITED

Custom software

Software development for growing businesses

Selvi Infotech Private Limited designs and builds software for growing businesses. A project here is a system people actually use: an internal tool, a customer portal, an API between two products, or a web application with a database behind it. We write the scope down before the build, and we stay through testing and handover.

Illustration of a product interface for Software Development. Not a photograph of a client project.

What this covers

The work, in plain terms

01

What we build

Most of the work falls into a few shapes. Business applications that replace a pile of spreadsheets and forwarded email. Web platforms with accounts, roles, and reports. Integrations between a website, a phone app, and a database such as SQL Server. Smaller tools that one department needs when a larger product team does not have the time.

We do not start from a catalogue of templates. The first conversations are about who uses the system, what they do today, and what has to be true on the day it goes live. If the problem is still vague, we say so before anyone commits to a build.

02

How an engagement runs

Discovery starts on a call or WhatsApp, then a working session. We list the users, the main tasks, and what is out of scope. That note is the thing we estimate against.

For architecture we stay inside the stack we ship with: React and Next.js, Node.js, C# and ASP.NET Core, Python, Java Spring Boot, SQL Server, and Azure when the system needs cloud hosting. The choice follows the problem and what your own team can look after later.

Build work moves in short cycles so you see the software while it can still change. We would rather adjust a screen early than discover the mismatch at the end. Testing covers the paths a real user takes, including a failed login, a missing field, and a report that has to stay usable when the data grows.

At handover you receive the source, setup notes, and a person to call. Fixes and small changes after launch can continue as web maintenance. A phone product belongs on the mobile app page. A public website is web development.

03

Who this is for

This is for owners and teams who want the people building the software to be reachable, including clients working remotely from anywhere. If you already have a system and it needs care rather than a rewrite, start with maintenance. If you are choosing a stack or a plan before any code, start with IT consulting.

We will not quote a price from a one-line description, and we will not invent a launch date for it either. A login screen and a multi-role system with reports and an admin side are different projects. Ask for a written scope. The number and the calendar come after that.

How we work

From first call to handover

  1. Discover

    We listen to the problem, the users, and what is out of scope.

  2. Plan & Design

    Architecture and screens are agreed before the build.

  3. Develop

    The system is built in cycles you can still change.

  4. Deploy

    We put it live and hand over the source and notes.

  5. Support

    Fixes and small changes continue after launch, scoped separately.

Tools we use

  • React logoNext.js logoReact / Next.js
  • Node.js logoNode.js
  • C# logo.NET logoC# / .NET
  • ASP.NET Core logoASP.NET Core
  • Python logoPython
  • Spring Boot logoJava Spring Boot
  • SQL Server logoSQL Server
  • Microsoft Azure logoAzure

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. We work with clients worldwide. Remote work is normal once the scope is written down.

React and Next.js, Node.js, C# and ASP.NET Core, Python, Java Spring Boot, SQL Server, and Azure. We pick from that list based on the system and on what your team can maintain.

There is no single figure. After a discovery conversation we send a written scope and a quote for that scope. A small internal tool and a multi-role product are priced differently because they are different amounts of work.

Yes. Ongoing fixes, updates, and small changes are covered as web maintenance, scoped separately from the original build.

Let's Build Something Great Together

Tell us what the system has to do. We will reply with questions, then a written scope.