Custom software development company in Delhi
Internal systems, portals and workflow platforms built around the way your business already works — replacing the spreadsheets, shared inboxes and manual handoffs in between.
The process works. The software underneath it does not exist yet.
Most operational bottlenecks are not strategy problems. They are a spreadsheet three people edit at once, a shared inbox nobody owns, and a step that only happens because one person remembers to do it.
Off-the-shelf tools solve the average version of the problem. When your process is the thing that makes you competitive, bending it to fit someone else's product costs you the advantage you were trying to protect.
We model the process first, then build to it.
We start by mapping the work as it actually happens — including the exceptions people handle by hand — and identify where software removes effort rather than adding a login.
Then we build the smallest system that removes the bottleneck, integrate it with the tools you already pay for, and extend from there once it is carrying real work.
What your build can include
- Process discovery and system modelling
- Internal tools, admin portals and back-office systems
- Operational dashboards and scheduled reporting
- Workflow, approval and case-management platforms
- Integration with your CRM, finance and productivity stack
- Role-based access, audit trails and data export
- Documentation, handover and ongoing support
Technology, chosen for the job
- Application: TypeScript, Next.js, React, Node.js
- Data: PostgreSQL, Redis, Object storage
- Platform: Vercel, AWS, Docker, CI/CD
A registered software development company in New Delhi
Avryxa Technologies Private Limited is registered in New Delhi, India. CIN: U62011DC2026PTC473164. Founded by Ravi Prakash, we work remotely with teams in India and international markets. Our registration and DPIIT recognition are published on our About section.
See the engineering in practice
Growth Pilot
Product
Built, owned and operated by Avryxa.
An AI growth workspace: find local businesses that need work done, prove it with an audit, then win and deliver the job.
Open Growth Pilot (opens in a new tab)CarePlus
Demo build
A working demonstration we built and published. Seeded data and simulated payments — no client, and nothing here is a live business.
A hospital ERP: the patient-facing hospital website and a secure workspace for staff and patients, run as one system.
Open CarePlus (opens in a new tab)Cart Nest
Demo build
A working demonstration we built and published. Seeded data and simulated payments — no client, and nothing here is a live business.
A retail operating system: catalogue, inventory, orders, point of sale, storefront and analytics on one shared data model.
Open the demo (opens in a new tab)avryxa.com
Platform
Infrastructure we built and run ourselves.
This site: an applicant tracking system, a lead and business-development console, a grounded AI assistant and a consent-aware analytics stack behind a marketing front end.
Ask for a walkthroughBefore you start
What should a software development estimate include?
A software development estimate should separate discovery, design, development, integrations, testing and launch, with assumptions, exclusions, milestones and change-request terms. Review hosting, subscriptions and support separately from the initial build. Share your users, main workflows, existing systems and launch priorities. Avryxa scopes a first release and prepares a tailored proposal after understanding the project; there is no minimum project size.
How do you decide between custom software and an off-the-shelf tool?
We tell you when an existing product will do the job. Custom is worth it when the process is a competitive advantage, when integration between existing systems is the actual problem, or when licence costs scale worse than a build. If none of those apply, we will say so.
Can you work with the systems we already have?
Yes, and usually that is the point. Most engagements involve integrating with an existing CRM, accounting system or productivity suite rather than replacing them.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code, infrastructure configuration and documentation are handed over in your own repositories and accounts. There is no lock-in to us.
How do you handle a system that has to keep running during a rebuild?
In sequence, never as a single cutover. We build alongside the existing system, migrate one workflow at a time, and keep a rollback path until the last one is stable.
What happens after launch?
We offer ongoing support and iteration. We also make sure it is genuinely optional — the handover includes everything another team would need to take over.
Let’s scope your first release.
Tell us your users, main workflow, existing systems and launch priorities. We separate the build, integrations, migration and running costs in a tailored proposal.
Prefer email? contact@avryxa.com