Genora Infotech

From Goa and Pune, Genora Infotech builds mobile and web applications for startups, digital agencies and larger companies. It builds apps for startups, digital agencies and larger companies, and it presents itself as an offshore development centre that a client can use in place of setting up its own team. The company says it has more than 50 developers, has worked with more than 100 clients around the world, and runs two local branches and one international branch.

An offshore development centre for a client's own projects

The company's model is to act as an extension of a client's team. It says a client gets access to a development centre with the infrastructure of its Goa and Pune locations, without the cost of building that capacity alone. The firm argues that this lowers the risk of a project and reduces overheads, and it presents the arrangement as a way to reach skilled developers without the costs of hiring them locally.

Working with startups and with larger corporates

The firm draws a distinction between the two kinds of client. Startups, it says, need speed and high-technology mobile applications built around a new product idea. Corporates need developers who understand existing business processes and who can make mobile technology fit within established ERP systems so that operations become more efficient. The company says it has extensive experience of both.

Android, iOS, cross-platform and web work

Genora's services cover native Android and iOS development, cross-platform approaches, progressive web applications and full-stack development. It also builds on the MEAN stack, a set of JavaScript tools for building web applications from end to end. Its site lists website development and cloud migration among the work it offers, with a focus on moving systems to the cloud without interrupting them.

Testing and quality guidance for clients

The company publishes a set of app and web testing guidelines, which it asks clients to use as a check before they accept a delivered application. It also maintains an e-magazine that covers technology insights and practice, and it has published a guide on artificial intelligence in healthcare. These materials form part of how the firm explains its approach to quality.

Past projects and recognition

Earlier work includes a news and magazine product, a health and fitness application, a stock analysis platform that processes data on Hadoop for a client in the United States, and platforms for healthcare and insurance. The company says its work in healthcare has included reporting and quality checks before surgery and an AI platform for a chain of diabetes care clinics. The company also says it is rated among the top 10 mobile app developers in India, a claim it makes about itself. It describes itself as a startup that helps as a startup turn product ideas into working software.