Javinex Technologies LLP builds web platforms, mobile apps, AI systems and cloud infrastructure for businesses. We also run two products of our own — so the advice you get comes from people who carry the pager, not just the proposal.
Our own products
KisanGyan
kisangyan.in
A voice-first AI farming companion for Indian farmers.
Read moreNivista
nivista.in
AI interior visualisation, designed for Indian homes.
Read moreWe pay our own cloud bills, get our own apps reviewed by the Play Store, and fix our own 2 a.m. incidents. It is why our estimates include the work most agencies forget.
2
Products of our own
One live on Google Play, one in beta
12
States served by KisanGyan
From a single, configuration-driven codebase
9
Languages in one app
Eight Indian languages plus English, voice-first
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Service practices
Web, mobile, AI, cloud, design, data, product, support
What we do
We take products from a blank page to production and keep them running afterwards. Pick the piece you need, or hand us the whole thing.
Marketing sites, customer portals, dashboards and full web applications — built to load fast on Indian networks and rank on day one.
ExploreCross-platform apps that work offline, survive patchy networks and actually make it through Play Store and App Store review.
ExploreAI agents, agentic workflows, chatbots, RAG systems, custom ML models and computer vision — engineered with evaluation, guardrails and cost control from the first line of code.
ExploreDiscovery, architecture, build and launch for teams turning an idea into a business — with the engineering decisions made by people who have done it for themselves.
ExploreContainerised infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring and cost optimisation on AWS and Cloudflare — set up so a deploy is a non-event.
ExploreResearch, flows, design systems and production-ready interfaces — including for users who are low-literacy, low-bandwidth or first-time smartphone owners.
ExplorePipelines, warehouses and dashboards that turn scattered operational data into decisions your leadership team actually trusts.
ExploreAnnual maintenance contracts, SLA-backed support, security patching and dedicated engineers for products already in production.
ExploreProof, not promises
Most software firms show you a portfolio of work they handed over years ago. We would rather show you two products we still operate, with the engineering decisions written down.
Mitra, the AI inside KisanGyan, speaks the farmer's language, remembers their land, and advises across seasons — not just today.
At a glance
Photograph an empty room and see it furnished in a regional Indian style — vastu-aware, budget-aware, and generated in seconds.
At a glance
Why Javinex
We are a boutique firm and we intend to stay one. It is the only structure where the person who scoped your project is the person who writes the code.
KisanGyan is live on Google Play; Nivista is in beta. We carry pagers for our own software, pay our own cloud bills, and get our own apps rejected by store review. That experience is why our estimates account for the work that agencies routinely forget.
The engineer in your kickoff call is the engineer writing the code. We are deliberately small, we do not staff projects with a senior architect for the pitch and juniors for delivery, and we would rather decline work than dilute it.
Multilingual interfaces, offline-first sync, voice-led UX and entry-level Android performance are not specialisms we advertise — they are how we build by default, because our own users needed them.
Evaluation harnesses, versioned prompts, guardrails, cost models and provider-agnostic abstractions. We have shipped LLM features to real users in nine languages and know exactly which parts break.
Some work suits a fixed-price project with a defined outcome. Some suits a monthly dedicated team. We will tell you which one your project actually is instead of selling you the one with better margins.
Standard technologies, your repositories, your cloud accounts, documented handover. If you want to bring the work in-house next year, that is a success for us, not a loss.
Cost & commitments
Lower cost is not a discount we offer — it is what falls out of being small, senior and heavily reused. Here is exactly where the saving comes from, and what we will put in the contract.
Why we cost less
You pay for the engineers doing the work. There is no account manager forwarding emails, no delivery manager compiling status decks, and no bench of idle staff quietly loaded into your hourly rate.
On routine work a senior engineer is somewhat faster. On the hard parts they are several times faster — and they do not build the version that has to be thrown away. A higher day rate over fewer days is usually the cheaper invoice.
Authentication, OTP, payments, notifications, admin scaffolding, CI pipelines and deploy tooling are already built and hardened in our own products. You are not funding their invention a second time.
The cheapest feature is the one you never build. Discovery routinely removes a third of the original brief — and the removed third is usually the part nobody would have used.
What we put in writing
How we work
No dark periods, no six-week silences ending in a surprise demo. Something reaches a real environment every week from the first sprint.
We start by understanding the business, not the feature list. Who is the user, what decision are they trying to make, what does success look like in numbers, and what is genuinely fixed versus assumed. Usually this reshapes the brief.
Flows before pixels, then high-fidelity screens covering every state that matters — including the empty, offline and error states most projects discover late. Architecture is decided here too, and written down with its trade-offs.
Two-week iterations, something in a real environment every single week, and a demo you can use rather than a status report you have to read. Typed contracts and CI keep the frontend and backend honest with each other.
Launch is a process, not a date: staged rollout, monitoring and alerting live before the first user, store submissions prepared against current policy, and a rollback path that has been tested rather than assumed.
After launch the questions change: what do users actually do, where does it cost too much, what breaks first at ten times the load. We instrument, review monthly, and plan the next quarter from evidence.
Industries
Every industry has a constraint that only shows up once you have shipped into it. Here is where we have already found ours.
The stack we build on every day
Engagement models
We will tell you which one your project actually is, rather than the one with the better margin for us.
A defined outcome with clear boundaries
We scope precisely in a paid discovery sprint, then deliver against a fixed price and timeline. Best for websites, well-understood applications and clearly bounded integrations.
Fixed price, milestone billing
An evolving product with a moving roadmap
A senior squad works as your product team on a monthly basis — in your standups, your tools and your backlog. Scope flexes without renegotiating a contract every time priorities change.
Monthly retainer, 30-day notice
Founders without an in-house technical team
We take end-to-end responsibility for building and running the product, including architecture, hiring advice, vendor selection and technical reporting to your board or investors.
Monthly retainer, scoped quarterly
Software already live that needs an owner
SLA-backed maintenance for products in production, whether we built them or not. Bug fixes, security patching, monitoring, store policy changes and a monthly enhancement allowance.
Monthly retainer, annual contract
Insights
Long-form writing from our own engineering, not repackaged press releases.
Teams treat offline support as a checkbox they will get to in v2. It is actually a decision about where truth lives, and changing it later means rewriting the app.
14 July 2026
The demo works because you tried it five times. Production is the ten-thousandth query, in a language you do not speak, from someone who is not being careful.
28 June 2026
We recommend Flutter for most products and native for a specific minority. Here is the actual test we apply, and the honest list of things Flutter is worse at.
19 May 2026
Questions
If yours is not here, ask it directly — we answer plainly.
A 30-minute conversation, no cost and no pitch deck. If we are not the right fit we will say so and point you somewhere better.