Custom software
Internal tools, customer portals, and platforms built to your process instead of bent around someone else's. TypeScript end to end.
Farzain is an engineering studio building custom software, Shopify apps, and AI systems for teams that need the thing shipped — not deliberated.
We build for teams in commerce, logistics, fintech, healthcare, and SaaS.
Small senior teams, direct access to the engineers writing your code, and a working build in front of you every week.
Internal tools, customer portals, and platforms built to your process instead of bent around someone else's. TypeScript end to end.
Public and custom apps, embedded in Polaris, billing wired up, and taken through App Store review — we've done the checklist before.
Retrieval systems, support agents, and document pipelines that run against your real data — with evaluation before anything reaches a customer.
AWS infrastructure as code, CI that actually gates, observability from day one, and a deploy that takes minutes and nobody's nerves.
What we believe
One week. We map the workflow, the data, and the constraint that actually decides the architecture.
Clickable flows before code. You approve screens, not wireframe metaphors.
Two-week cycles against a staging URL that's live from day three. Nothing is a surprise at the end.
Release, monitoring, runbook, and a handover your own team can act on without us in the room.
Performance work, cost tuning, and a roadmap for the next quarter based on what usage actually showed.
The hiring pool and library ecosystem your team can maintain.
ReactServer rendering and routing without a bespoke build to babysit.
Next.jsOne language across client and server — no context switch mid-feature.
NodeSmall, unopinionated, and still boring after a decade in production.
ExpressFlexible documents for product data that changes shape every quarter.
MongoDBWhere your storefront already lives — we build inside it, not beside it.
ShopifyEvery managed service you will grow into, priced per use.
AWSThe language every model, SDK, and data tool ships for first.
PythonApps taken through the full review process — listing, billing, and all.
Mongo, Express, React, Node — TypeScript end to end, one team, no handoffs.
You talk to the engineer writing your code. No account layer in between.
Building for clients across India and abroad.
Bundles were built by hand in a spreadsheet, then re-entered into the store every promo.
A public Shopify app for rule-based bundles and volume discounts, embedded in admin with Polaris and usage billing.
Published on the App Store; promo setup went from a day to ten minutes.
Dispatchers tracked 200+ daily consignments across WhatsApp, paper, and three disconnected tools.
A React and Node operations portal with live consignment status, driver assignment, and a customer tracking page.
One system of record; status calls to the office dropped by roughly half.
Support answered the same 40 product questions all day, with answers buried in a stale wiki.
A retrieval assistant over their docs and past tickets, with an eval set and a human handoff on low confidence.
First-response drafts in seconds, with every answer traceable to a source doc.
“Placeholder quote — two sentences on the problem they arrived with and what changed after launch. Replace with a real client line.”
“Placeholder quote — the one about working directly with the engineers instead of an account manager. Swap in the real wording.”
“Placeholder quote — the App Store review one, ideally with a specific timeline in it. Replace before this page goes live.”
A defined build with a written scope, a fixed price, and a delivery date. Weekly demos against a staging URL.
Suits: a known problem with a clear finish line — an app, a portal, a migration.
A standing block of engineering hours each month for a roadmap that keeps moving. Priorities set at the start of every cycle.
Suits: live products that need continuous improvement, not a one-off handover.
One of our engineers joins your standups, your repo, and your board full-time for a quarter or more.
Suits: in-house teams that need senior capacity without a hiring cycle.
Fixed-scope projects are quoted as one number after a paid discovery week, so the estimate is based on your real system rather than a guess. Retainers and embedded engineers are billed monthly at a flat rate. No hourly billing, no change-request surcharges for things we should have caught in scoping.
One week of discovery, then two-week build cycles. A focused Shopify app is usually six to ten weeks end to end; a full internal platform runs three to five months. You see working software from cycle one, not at the end.
Yes — we will sign yours before the first technical call, or send ours if you prefer. All work is covered by a written agreement where the IP transfers to you on final payment.
Every project ships with monitoring, a runbook, and a handover session for your team. After that you can take it in-house, keep us on a light support retainer, or bring us back per release — all three are common.
Most of our work is with teams in the US, UK, UAE, and Australia. We keep four hours of overlap with your working day, run everything asynchronously in writing, and invoice in your currency.
Regularly. We start with a paid audit — architecture, test coverage, dependency and security risk — and give you a written assessment with options. You are free to take that report elsewhere if you would rather not continue with us.
A few details and we will come back within one working day — usually with questions, not a brochure.
hello@farzain.com