Build

A focused web application is often 6 to 12 weeks. A mobile product or a CRM replacement is scoped after the first working session. We give a sequence and a date before work starts.

Yes. Most builds sit next to accounting, payments or an older database. Integration is part of the work, not an extra.

It depends on scope, so we quote after the first working session rather than publishing a figure that would mislead you. A focused internal tool sits well below a customer-facing platform with payments and reporting. You get a fixed number and a delivery sequence before anything starts.

Yes. We build once and ship to both stores, which keeps the cost and the maintenance load down. Where a feature genuinely needs native behaviour, we build that part natively rather than forcing a compromise.

Often yes, and often it is the right call when the team is working around the software instead of with it. We map what you actually use, migrate the data, and run the old and new systems side by side until you are confident.

You do. The repository, the domains and the hosting accounts are transferred to your company. We do not hold your business hostage through infrastructure you cannot access.

Yes. Most clients keep a monthly arrangement covering updates, security patches, monitoring and a set number of change requests. It is optional and it is quoted separately from the build.

In many cases yes, through SME Mauritius schemes such as TINS. We check eligibility against your CSG headcount and turnover, prepare the file and follow the application to a decision.

They usually do. We work in short delivery blocks, so a change is priced and scheduled into the next block instead of derailing the whole plan. You always know what the change costs before we build it.