Mission
To help companies turn an idea into software that actually ships — with senior engineers, a written estimate, and delivery you can check every week.
Since 2020 we have helped startups, small businesses, and growing enterprises turn ideas into software that ships and keeps running.
Devlex Infotech started in Ahmedabad in 2020 with a small team and a narrow focus: build mobile apps properly, for people who had been burned by agencies that disappeared after launch. The first projects were native Android and iOS builds for retail and logistics businesses, and the habits we picked up there — write the estimate down, demo every week, fix what breaks — are still how the company runs.
The work widened as clients asked for more. Web platforms came first, then backend and API work, then cloud setup on AWS and Azure. Each new area brought a standard to meet: patient data that had to be handled under health-privacy rules, payment flows that had to survive a PCI review, GDPR questions from European customers. Clearing those repeatedly turned a mobile shop into a general engineering team.
Today Devlex Infotech is a 30+ person team working with clients in 5+ countries, with AI engineering now a regular part of what we build rather than a side offering. What we sell is not a longer service list — it is a way of working: a team that behaves like your own, a price agreed before work starts, and source code that belongs to you from the first commit.
To help companies turn an idea into software that actually ships — with senior engineers, a written estimate, and delivery you can check every week.
To be the development partner clients call first — and keep calling — by staying small enough to care about each project and skilled enough to handle the hard ones.
We give honest estimates, raise risks while they are still cheap to fix, and never bill hours we did not work. Every engagement starts under NDA and ends with you owning the code outright.
We join your standups, work in your repositories, and share a channel with your staff. You see the same board we do, and you can talk to the developer doing the work.
Working software beats a perfect plan. We release in two-week sprints, put it in front of real users, and adjust — which usually gets a product to market months earlier.
We plan with buffers, review velocity every week, and tell you the day something threatens a date — not at the end of the sprint when it is already late.
Every pull request gets reviewed by a second engineer. We write tests around the parts that would hurt to break, and we hand over documentation, not just a repository link.
We overlap at least four working hours with every client, whether you are in London, Dubai, New York, or Sydney, so questions get answered the same day.
Devlex Infotech opens with a small in-house team building native Android and iOS apps for retail and logistics businesses in Gujarat.
Referrals bring the first overseas engagements. The team grows and takes on full-stack web work with React and Node.js alongside mobile.
A dedicated backend and DevOps group forms to handle API design, database work, and deployments on AWS and Azure for clients running production systems.
The team delivers its first health-data and payments projects, adding the review habits those domains demand: threat modelling, audit trails, and documented data handling.
A small AI group starts shipping production LLM features — retrieval over client documents, support assistants, and document processing — rather than demos.
A 30+ person team across mobile, web, cloud, and AI, working with clients in 5+ countries, taking on everything from a two-day bug fix to a full product build.
Jay started Devlex Infotech in 2020 after years of building mobile products, and still reviews every major engagement before it starts. He handles scoping and pricing conversations personally, so the estimate you get comes from someone who will answer for it.
Our engineering leads own architecture reviews, security practices, and the deployment platform behind client projects. Nothing reaches a production branch without a second engineer signing off on it.
Delivery leads run the sprint cadence on every active project — planning, weekly demos, and the status report you get whether the news is good or not. They onboard each dedicated team before it meets a client.
Our AI group builds the LLM, retrieval, and machine learning work that goes into client products, and sets the guardrails, evaluation, and cost controls that keep those features usable in production.
We would rather be judged on the terms we sign than on badges. These six clauses appear in every agreement.
Terms that go into every agreement we sign. See all client commitments.
Source code, designs, and data are yours. We work in your repository where possible, hand over full documentation, and transfer everything at the end. No license fees, no hostage situations.
We sign your NDA — or send ours — before the first technical conversation. Your idea, your data, and your customer information stay confidential during and after the engagement.
You see running software on a fixed cadence, not slide decks. Sprint demos, a shared board you can open any time, and a written status note covering what shipped and what slipped.
Work with a team that treats your product like its own.