CyberMind Works

Custom software built from the ground up

Chennai-based CyberMind Works builds custom applications from scratch rather than from ready-made templates. It presents itself as a technology partner that takes a client from concept and design to prototypes, full product development, launch and growth. Its clients range from young companies to mid-sized businesses and large enterprises, and its work spans web, mobile and internet of things platforms.

Sales and lead management software

One example is a sales CRM built from scratch, which the company says holds more than five million leads and produces complex, tailored business reports in seconds. It assigns hot leads to an agent through prioritisation algorithms and tracks each lead's activity, including website visits, form fills, inbound calls, emails and social media advertising.

Assessment, learning and collaboration platforms

The firm built a hackathon platform that hosts multiple choice and coding questions, audio and video tests, and file submissions, with skills profiling for students. Per the firm, AI is used to build question banks, assess written answers and produce individual reports. A separate real-time multi-user editor combines text, images and interactive elements, with version control, auto save and export to e-book, slides or web page formats.

Data migration and fast websites

The company says it migrated more than 100 million records for one client at very low infrastructure cost, and optimised data movement so that a large migration finished in under two days. For websites, it cites high Google page audit scores, reached through lazy loading, dynamic image optimisation, compression and the JAM stack.

Technology stack and cloud platforms

Products are built with Flutter, React, Next.js and TypeScript, and deployed on AWS and Azure under defined service-level agreements, which the firm says it has never breached. It says it uses established cloud products rather than cheaper alternatives.

Training and recognition

The firm says Google trained its staff through the Appscale Academy, a programme developed with the ministry responsible for electronics and IT in India, and that its project Farmyng Club, an agriculture products app, was acknowledged by that programme. It also says one of its mobile apps has a rating of 4 or more and more than 10,000 downloads on the Play Store.