Building software is complex. SMBs can’t always invest in multitenancy, internationalization, advanced security, and agile practices. Our SPL (Software Product Line) gives your team a head start—so you can deliver faster, safer, and smarter.
You can't just start coding. You might make it work for a year or two, but eventually, you'll hit a concrete wall. Extensibility matters, and it can't be put into the system afterward. Can you turn a three-story apartment into a skyscraper?
Giving a child a balloon is one thing; providing a thousand children with a thousand balloons is another. As your customer base grows, your system must have the fundamentals to scale. Otherwise, you lose customers: new ones won’t stay, and existing ones will be unhappy.
Most advanced protocols to keep you and your users safe. Safety is expensive, but achievable. From choosing strong passwords to hardening servers and implementing secure protocols, we provide world-class security for SMBs.
You want to enter the market quickly—and you want your apps to perform fast. Two dimensions, both covered. With us, you can launch in under a month and continue growing from there, while enjoying apps designed for speed.
Two websites might look the same, but one uses old tech while the other uses new. Why does new tech matter? It shows up in hiring, training, support, developer experience, enthusiasm, maintainability, problem-solving, and more.
Countless times, we’ve seen teams start with new tech but, over the course of a year, get lost in the race to stay updated. With the rapid pace of new technologies and frequent version releases, it takes talent and craftsmanship to keep up.
A part-time team in the US could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. We deliver the same results for nearly one-tenth of that, by collaborating with talented programmers from developing countries. It’s efficient, effective, and cost-conscious.
Every technology we use is the result of months or years of research. We consider many factors, including the team behind it, community involvement, maintenance cost, LTS period, developer experience, activity level, mission and vision, and more.
With our state-of-the-art, homegrown quality tools, we ensure your codebase stays clean and functional. We know a codebase can become a liability, so we do our best to keep it an asset.
A developer working alone injects personal ideas and solutions into the code. Problems arise as soon as you build a team around them—and even more when they leave. With Holism, every team member follows an objective, end-to-end discipline.
A new member needs hardware, tools, architecture, and style guidelines to contribute effectively. Miss any piece, and they drift on their own. Holism fixes this with end-to-end care—from hardware to software to code.
When someone leaves, their knowledge goes with them, and their personal fingerprints stay behind. You’re left navigating a city built by someone else. With Holism, that never happens. Let them leave abruptly—your system stays whole.
Phone/Code sign-in lets users log in with their phone number and a temporary SMS code—no password needed. It’s quick, secure enough, and convenient for customers who want fast access without remembering credentials. Sign-up and sign-in work the same way.
Custom locale lets users choose their preferred language, region, and formatting for dates, numbers, and currencies. This creates a personalized experience, making your app feel local, familiar, and easy to use worldwide.
Custom packages let you install additional software or libraries beyond the default set. This adds flexibility to extend functionality, integrate with external tools, or meet unique requirements—by including only the packages you need.
The mobile app brings your service to iOS and Android, giving users access anytime, anywhere. Optimized for speed, security, and ease of use, it delivers a seamless experience on the go—with notifications, offline access, and device integration.
Deployments involve brief downtime, typically under 1%. While overall uptime remains high, achieving true zero-downtime deployment hasn’t been prioritized yet.