[ The people who will actually do the work ]
A small team in Jaipur. You will meet the developers who build your project, talk to them directly, and keep the same people from the first call to the last release.
A small team in Jaipur. You will meet the developers who build your project, talk to them directly, and keep the same people from the first call to the last release.
Talk to the developer who would run your projectNo account layer between you and the developer. The person on the call is the person writing the code.
We take fewer projects than we could. It is the only way to keep the same people on a project from start to finish.
Everyone here can work across the stack, and each person owns something properly — mobile, backend, infrastructure or search.
IST hours with full overlap for Europe, the Gulf and Asia-Pacific, and agreed morning overlap for US clients.
These are the people, not a sample of a pool. You interview whoever you would be working with, and the person you interview is the person who does the work.

Full Stack Developer — Mobile
Cross-platform apps that reach both stores from one codebase, and the APIs behind them.

Full Stack Developer — iOS
Native iOS where the platform matters, cross-platform where it does not, plus the Node services behind both.

Full Stack Developer — PHP & Laravel
Laravel backends and the database design underneath them, with React on the front.
Web, mobile and backend development. Everyone works across the stack, with each person owning a depth — mobile, PHP and Laravel, or Node and infrastructure.
Interface and experience design done alongside development rather than thrown over a wall, so what gets designed is what gets built.
Search, content and paid media for clients who need the site to bring people in rather than just exist.
The first technical conversation is with someone who will work on the project, not with a salesperson relaying questions.
A named lead who knows the whole picture, so there is always someone to ask rather than a queue to join.
We do not rotate developers off a project to staff another one. Continuity is worth more than utilisation.
Interface decisions are made with the person implementing them in the room, which removes a whole class of handover problem.
Every meaningful change is read by a second person before it ships. Small team, but not a team without review.
The people who built it are the ones who support it, which is why fixes take hours rather than a re-learning period.
Techtaru is a small team in Jaipur, and we keep it that way deliberately. The alternative — growing fast, staffing projects with whoever is free, putting an account manager between the client and the developer — makes agencies bigger without making their work better.
What you get instead is the arrangement most clients actually want and rarely get: you speak to the people building your project, the same people stay on it from the first call to the last release, and they are still there when something needs fixing a year later.
Questions go to the person who can answer them. Relaying technical questions through a non-technical intermediary loses something every time.
We do not move people off a project to fill a gap elsewhere. Re-learning a codebase costs more than the utilisation gains.
We would rather be short-handed and turn work down than add someone who needs supervising on client work.
Routine code is faster for everyone now, which makes judgement — what to build, what to refuse, what will break later — the part worth paying for.
The demand for direct access to the people doing the work has grown, and it suits a small team far better than a large one.
Location stopped deciding who a client can hire, which is good for a team in Jaipur doing work for London and Dubai.
Small — a handful of developers, design and growth. We are specific about this because the honest answer matters when you are choosing who to trust with a project. If your project needs a twenty-person team for a year, we are not the right firm and we will say so on the first call.
Let’s talk about your our team project. No obligation, just a conversation.
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