InstaSoft Technologies Pvt Ltd

A development team for founders with an idea and a deadline

InstaSoft Technologies describes itself as a startup specialist. Its pitch is that a young company should not have to worry about the technical side of building a product, and it says it has helped many founders move from an idea to something users can open. Teams in the US and the UK carry out the work, which runs from a first minimum viable product to systems built for large organisations.

AI and machine learning features

The site now puts artificial intelligence first. The company offers AI and machine learning development, including custom models and smart features built into the products it makes for clients, and it frames its aim as building software that is intelligent as well as functional.

Apps, web systems and online shops

On mobile, the company says it builds apps that suit the client's business and can be delivered within a short time frame. Its web teams build complex applications with an eye to time and cost, and they produce ecommerce sites or extend ones already running. Larger clients are offered enterprise-grade software across several platforms, with an emphasis on reliable engineering paired with modern design.

Starting from scratch or from someone else's work

The firm is open about taking on messy situations. It can build to a client's specification from nothing, take over a code base another developer began, or rescue a project that has stalled or failed. It argues that serious product development is not only for big companies and that smaller founders can afford it.

Testing as a way to cut risk

Because it notes that a large share of software projects fail, the company describes its delivery process as built around testing. In its words the testing is best in class, which is its own description of the work. The aim is to catch problems early so that delivery risk stays low from the first release to later versions.

Articles on frameworks and cost

The site's articles discuss the Laravel PHP framework, ways to improve customer engagement, and the factors that decide what a mobile app costs, such as complexity, platform, design and backend needs.