Let’s Build Something That Holds Up

Bring us the scope, timeline, budget, or simply the problem. An Arraycode engineer will read it and help shape the next step.

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Taking On New Projects

Emailhello@arraycode.in

LocationIndia

Built For Real Businesses

Real Products. Clear Outcomes.

We build for client teams and operate products of our own. That keeps the work grounded in releases, uptime and maintainability — not presentation-deck promises.

named businesses running on work we built: 4
typical path to a focused first release: 2–6 wks
uptime target we architect and monitor for: 99.9%

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Before You Ask, Check Here

Clear answers for the questions teams raise before sharing a scope.

What does Arraycode build?

We build web platforms, mobile applications, progressive web apps and custom digital products. We also build and operate our own products, so the same engineering decisions we recommend to clients are decisions we live with ourselves.

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How long does a typical project take?

A focused first release generally takes two to six weeks. We confirm the timing after reviewing the scope, dependencies and the smallest useful version we can put in front of real users.

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What happens after launch?

We can stay involved for monitoring, support, iteration and scaling after release. The level of ongoing support is agreed during scoping, so ownership is clear before the product goes live.

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Do you work with early-stage startups?

Yes. We work with founders at all stages — from a rough idea to a product already in users' hands. Early-stage engagements tend to focus on the smallest useful release so you learn quickly and spend deliberately.

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How does pricing work?

We scope each project before quoting. Most engagements are fixed-scope with a clear deliverable; we also work on retainer for teams that need ongoing engineering capacity. A detailed breakdown comes before any work starts.

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Can you take over an existing codebase?

We can. We have inherited codebases in various states and brought them to a maintainable, production-ready standard. We start with an honest audit so both sides know what we are walking into.

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