MVP for a funded idea
An investor-demo-ready product in 8–12 weeks, with the first working demo inside two. We keep scope disciplined so you validate the market before the big spend.
Custom software, engineered like a product.
We build custom software the way we built our own product: designed for the people who pay for it, and priced for what it costs to run. MVPs, SaaS platforms, internal tools, rescues, and rebuilds — engineered in Dehradun, demoed every fortnight, and owned by you on the final invoice.
01 — CASE 001: DIGISIGN
We productized ourselves.
We productized ourselves. Instead of telling clients SaaS was a good idea, we built one: DigiSign — design, scheduling, and AI-generated content for screens — is engineered, shipped, and operated end-to-end by this team. Running it changed how we quote client work: we price what software costs to run, not just to build.
02 — THE WORK
The four jobs we’re hired for.
You'd call us when an idea needs to become a product customers pay for — or when software another team built needs rescuing, rebuilding, or finishing.
Internal tool replacing spreadsheet chaos
Quoting, scheduling, field operations — the workflows currently held together by spreadsheets and inboxes. One system of truth, hours saved daily, and errors caught at entry instead of at month-end.
Productizing a service
Turning an in-house capability into sellable SaaS — a new recurring-revenue line. It's the DigiSign story: we've made this move ourselves, so we know where the traps are.
Legacy application rebuild
VB6, aging PHP, or desktop software rebuilt as a modern web application — a system new hires can actually use and your IT team can actually maintain, migrated without losing the data.
WHO BUYS THIS
Founders and MDs of funded startups and SMEs, CTOs, and business-unit heads at mid-market firms. Strongest pull from services businesses, distribution, and vertical-SaaS founders.
03 — HOW IT RUNS
Discover. Build. Run.
The shape every engagement takes — a short paid discovery, a build you can watch, and a run phase we operate or hand over cleanly.
DISCOVER
1–3 wks
A product discovery sprint: user flows, a clickable prototype, the architecture, and a delivery plan with a written estimate.
BUILD
by scope
Agile sprints with a working demo every fortnight. UI/UX embedded in the team; QA and security testing inside every sprint, not at the end.
RUN
ongoing
Hypercare after launch, then a maintenance retainer or a dedicated team for the roadmap. Or a clean handover — your call.
04 — RELATED READING
Notes from production.
05 — RELATED SERVICES
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AI & Intelligent Automation
We put AI on the workflows that eat your team's hours — and run it in production ourselves.
Web & Mobile Applications
Portals, apps, and e-commerce your customers choose to use — fast, and found by search.
06 — FAQ
Fair questions, straight answers.
Typically 8–12 weeks from kickoff, with the first working demo inside two. It should include the one workflow that proves the business, real authentication and payments if you charge, and little else. Scope discipline — not team size — is what keeps MVPs on schedule.
You, unambiguously. Every repository, credential, design file, and document transfers to you on the final invoice. Dynamb has worked this way for 25+ years: no licensing lock-in, no hostage code. If you leave, you leave with everything another team needs to continue.
We expect them to. Fixed-scope projects carry a written change-request process: you see the cost and schedule impact before you agree to it. On dedicated-team engagements, the fortnightly demo is the steering wheel — you re-prioritize the backlog every two weeks without ceremony.
Yes — it's common. We start with a one-to-two-week technical audit: code quality, security, infrastructure, and documentation. You get a written verdict — stabilize, refactor, or rebuild — with costs for each path. We've rescued enough projects across 25+ years to tell you the truth early.
Inside DigiSign we run ASP.NET Core, .NET, React, MySQL, SignalR, Docker, and Gemini; across client work we also ship Laravel, Node.js, Flutter, and the major cloud platforms. Mainstream stacks keep teams replaceable and running costs legible — including replacing us if that is ever the right call.
A working demo every fortnight, direct access to the engineers writing your code, and a written summary after every session. No status decks standing in for software. If a milestone is slipping, you hear it from us first, with options — not from the invoice.
Inside every sprint, not at the end: automated tests in CI, code review on every change, and security checks — access control, input validation, dependency scanning — before each release. For sensitive systems we add a pre-launch hardening pass and document exactly what was tested.
Plan for hosting plus a support arrangement — most clients take a maintenance retainer covering monitoring, patching, and small enhancements. We quote running costs with the build estimate, because we operate DigiSign and pay those bills ourselves. Nobody should discover the real total after launch.
Tell us what's slow.
We'll tell you what we'd build — and what it costs to run.