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Scorpion Infotech is a software development firm in Surat, Gujarat. We build mobile applications, websites and custom business systems — scoped in writing, tested before you see them, and documented well enough that somebody else could pick them up.
Services
We have kept the list short on purpose. A firm that offers everything tends to be passable at most of it, and software is unforgiving of passable.
Android and iOS applications built to a written brief, tested on real devices, and shipped to the stores with the signing and release work handled properly.
Capabilities
Websites and web applications that stay fast on an ordinary connection, read well on a phone, and can be changed a year later without a rewrite.
Capabilities
Software shaped around a process that already exists in a spreadsheet, a notebook or somebody’s head, rather than a process bent to fit a product someone else designed.
Technology
Established tools with long support histories, picked per project. The deciding question is rarely what a framework can do, but who will still be able to maintain it in two years.
Naming a technology describes what we build with. It implies no partnership, endorsement or certification.
See the full technology stackHow we work
Four stages, the same on every engagement. Each ends in something concrete — a document, a screen, a build — that you can look at and approve.
We learn how the work is done today, who does it, and what the software actually has to change. Nothing is estimated before this is written down.
Screens, data model and architecture are agreed on paper, then broken into milestones you can recognise and sign off individually.
Code is written in reviewable pieces and tested as it goes — behaviour, edge cases, and how it holds up on a mid-range phone or a slow connection.
We handle the release, hand over the code and the documentation, and stay available for fixes and the next round of changes.
Why Scorpion Infotech
Five commitments you can hold us to. None of them need a statistic to back them up, because each one is visible in how a project runs.
A stack is chosen for what the project needs and who has to maintain it afterwards, not for what is currently fashionable.
Most of a product’s life is spent being modified. The structure assumes that from the first commit.
A written scope, named milestones, and plain updates on what is finished and what is not.
Functionality, edge cases, performance and accessibility are checked during the build, not discovered after launch.
Maintenance, platform updates and further development continue after handover for as long as they are useful to you.
Next step
Describe the product, or just the problem. We will come back with questions first, then with a practical plan for building it.