Every project includes a support window after go-live during which bug fixes are free. After that you can take a maintenance plan (updates, backups, small changes, priority support) or simply call us when you need something. Because you hold the source code and documentation, you are also free to hand it to any other developer.

That is a design problem, not a training problem. We spend the first days watching how the work is done now — the registers, the spreadsheets, the shortcuts people have invented — and build around that instead of against it. Then we train your team on the real system with their real data before switching over.

A shop billing system or a corporate website: two to four weeks. A mobile app or an institute portal: six to twelve weeks depending on the modules. A full health management platform: longer, and we usually deliver it in phases so you get the most valuable part running first.

Yes. What we ask for is commitment for the full duration and a willingness to learn on real tasks. Students with no background usually start on the full stack training track and move into the internship from there. Every intern gets a mentor who reviews their work.