For overseas buyers · Software
Hire Indian tech teams, vetted first.
Introductions to vetted Indian software agencies for web, mobile, AI and regulated-industry builds such as healthcare and fintech, for companies in the US, UK, Middle East and beyond.
What I introduce04
Agencies matched to the work.
Web and mobile
- Web applications, SaaS platforms and customer portals
- iOS, Android and cross-platform mobile apps
- Modernising or rebuilding legacy systems
- Ongoing product engineering and support
AI and data
- AI features in existing products (LLM-based assistants, search, document processing)
- Workflow automation and integrations
- Data engineering, pipelines and dashboards
- Proofs of concept that can grow into production systems
Regulated-industry builds
- Healthcare software, where the agency can show experience with the rules your project falls under (for example HIPAA or UK GDPR)
- Fintech and payments software, with relevant security and compliance experience (for example PCI DSS)
- Security practices and certifications checked, not assumed
Engagement models
- Fixed-scope projects with a clear specification
- Dedicated teams that work as an extension of yours
- A paid discovery or pilot phase before a larger commitment
- Time-zone overlap agreed upfront
Why this matters to me: my main practice is AI implementation consulting, so I can read a technical proposal critically and tell a capable team from a polished pitch.
From brief to shortlistProcess
What to send, what happens next.
A useful first note covers
- What you are building and for whom
- Preferred stack, if any, and any existing code
- Budget range and engagement model
- Timeline and the time-zone overlap you need
- Compliance requirements (healthcare, fintech, data residency)
Then
- I shortlist agencies whose track record matches your brief
- I check them before introducing them (how we vet partners)
- A short agreement is signed, then I introduce you
- You run your own evaluation: calls, proposals, references, a pilot
- Any fee is agreed per deal, in writing, before introductions
A good fit
- A defined project or product with budget allocated
- A decision-maker involved from the start
- Openness to a paid pilot before a long contract
Not a fit
- Shopping only for the lowest hourly rate
- Speculative tenders with no budget or timeline
- Work that must be done on-site in your country