SaaS we run, and software we shipped
Each project: the problem the business had, what got built, and the decisions behind it. No invented numbers.
4 live2 in developmentRemote across India
The work
The SaaS products BitsSolved builds and runs itself, then the sites delivered for clients in commercial printing and rooftop solar.
LiveWedding card printing
ShivaShakthi Printers
Local business website built to be found in its own city
In developmentHR and workforce operations
HR Platform
Multi-tenant HR and workforce platform, in development
How an engagement runs
The same four phases on every project on this page.
- 01
Discovery
A working session on your product and its architecture, written up as scope, screens and a fixed quote for the first phase. Nothing is chargeable before that document exists.
- 02
Build in the open
Working software you can open while it is being built, instead of a status report, so the brief can change while changing it is still cheap.
- 03
Launch
Deployment with monitoring, backups, TLS and security headers, on infrastructure the client owns.
- 04
Scale
A maintenance window for fixes, monitoring and improvements, or a full handover to your own engineers with documentation. You can stop after any phase and keep everything built so far.
Read more about web application development, mobile app development, SaaS product development, cloud and DevOps, website fixes and maintenance and SEO and digital marketing.
Questions people ask before starting
Try the free tools firstSaaS platforms: custom SaaS development, the web applications and mobile apps around them, and cloud and DevOps to keep them reliable as they grow, with SEO and digital marketing and website fixes alongside. The case studies on this page are the work itself: the SaaS products BitsSolved builds and runs, MenuFly and KeyNesta, then a rooftop solar website and a wedding card printer's website delivered for clients.
BitsSolved builds and runs its own SaaS products in restaurant menus, security and personal finance. Delivered client work so far is in commercial printing and rooftop solar, which are not software businesses. If a sector needs regulatory expertise BitsSolved does not have, you are told that before anything is signed rather than afterwards.
Only figures that can be shown. The MenuFly rating on this site is the real Google Business figure, cited exactly rather than rounded up. Where a project has no verified numbers behind it, the case study describes the work and the reasoning instead of inventing a percentage.
With a free consultation, then a written scope and a fixed quote for the first phase. You can stop after any phase and keep everything built so far.
Completely. Code lives in your repository, runs on your infrastructure, and handover includes documentation. Apps publish under your own Apple and Google developer accounts.
Start with the problem, not the solution.
The first call is free and is mostly us asking questions. After it you get the scope in writing and a fixed quote for the first phase.
What happens next
- You send the formTell us the problem.
- We reply by emailWith any questions.
- A free first callThen the scope in writing.