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Bhavnagar, Gujarat — working with clients in India and abroad
We build AI automation, custom software, web and mobile applications for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, off-the-shelf packages and manual processes.
Who we are
ConnectGo Infoware is a software engineering company based in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. We design and build systems: internal tools, customer-facing products, mobile apps, data pipelines, and the automation that connects them.
Most of our work starts the same way. A business is running on a process that used to be fine and no longer is. Stock counts that do not reconcile. Orders re-typed between three systems. A reporting pack that takes two days to assemble every month. We build the thing that removes that work, and we keep it running.
We are deliberately not a large agency. There is no account management layer between you and the people writing the code, and no bench being kept busy. That shapes what we take on: we would rather do a small number of engagements properly than quote for everything.
Vision and mission
Two statements, kept short. One is about where this is going. The other is about what we actually do in a working week to get there.
Vision
We want ConnectGo Infoware to be evidence that a small engineering company in Bhavnagar can hold a long technical relationship with clients anywhere, and be judged on what it ships rather than where it sits. And we want the software we build to be the kind a growing business would otherwise need an in-house engineering department to get: shaped around how it actually operates, owned outright, and safe for somebody else to inherit.
Mission
We build the software and automation that takes repetitive work off people: orders re-typed between three systems, stock counts that do not reconcile, a reporting pack that takes two days to assemble every month. Every engagement starts with a written scope and ends with a real handover, with source code, cloud accounts and documentation in the client's name from the first week. And we say so when something does not need building at all, before the invoice rather than after it.
What we believe
Four positions that decide how we quote, what we agree to, and what we push back on.
The cost of a system shows up in year two, when someone who did not write it has to change it. We write for that person. Typed code, small modules, tests where they earn their keep, and a README that assumes no prior context.
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a delivery plan. If something is out of scope we say so at the time, in the same document, rather than discovering it three weeks before launch.
Most of the value in AI right now is unglamorous: reading documents, routing enquiries, reconciling records, drafting the first version of something a person then edits. We look for those tasks first and are direct when a problem does not need a model at all.
Source code, cloud accounts, domains and documentation are in your name from the first week. If you bring the work in-house or move to another partner, nothing has to be extracted from us.
Capabilities
Eleven service areas across four groups. Each one links to what it involves and where it fits.
Put AI to work on the tasks that eat your team's week.
Agents, assistants and workflow automation that handle repetitive work under your rules.
Turn scattered records into dashboards your managers actually open.
Retire the spreadsheets and paper trails without stopping the business.
Software, web and mobile, engineered to last.
Systems built around how your operation actually runs, not how a package thinks it should.
Fast, accessible sites and web applications that hold up under real traffic.
Android and iOS apps from one Flutter codebase, shipped to both stores.
From MVP to multi-tenant platform, with billing and onboarding built in.
The infrastructure and safeguards underneath it all.
Deployments that are boring on purpose, and a cloud bill you can explain.
Find the gaps before someone else does, then close them properly.
Make it clear, usable and findable.
Interfaces people can use on their first day without being trained.
Technical SEO and performance marketing, measured against enquiries rather than impressions.
How we work
The same five steps on every engagement, whether it is a four-week build or an eighteen-month platform.
01
We ask what happens today, who does it, and where it breaks. Usually in a call and a shared document, not a discovery workshop with a price tag.
02
A document naming what gets built, what does not, the sequence, and what we need from you. You approve it before any code is written.
03
Fortnightly. Each cycle ends with something you can open and use, not a status percentage.
04
Your data, your edge cases, your load. Staging that resembles production closely enough to be worth trusting.
05
Repositories, environment setup, deployment notes and a walkthrough with whoever will own it. Support continues if you want it, but it is not a dependency we engineer for.
Best when the requirement is well understood and the boundary is clear. A defined deliverable, a defined date, change requests priced separately.
Engineers assigned to you, working to your priorities in your tools and standups. Monthly, with a notice period rather than a lock-in.
For a live system that needs steady attention: monitoring, dependency updates, security patching and a queue of small improvements.
The team
How the people here actually work, and what we will publish about them once they have said yes to it.
There is no account-management layer here. The engineer who scopes your project is one of the people who will write it, and you meet them on the first call rather than after the contract.
Named profiles, photographs and biographies publish only once each person has read what we intend to say about them and agreed to it in writing. That is a consent question, not a design one. The team page sets out that standard in full, shows which disciplines an engagement is staffed with and how the work hands over between them, and is where profiles appear as they clear it.
No account layer between you and the engineers. The person who scopes your project is the person who writes the code.
Every engagement starts with a documented scope, a delivery plan and a fixed review cadence. You always know what is being built this fortnight.
Join us
Location
Our office is in Bhavnagar, in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. That matters more than it sounds. Bhavnagar sits inside a real industrial economy: diamond and jewellery work, manufacturing, shipbreaking and the logistics around them. The operational problems we are asked to solve tend to be physical ones with software wrapped around them, and we have grown up next to them.
We work with clients elsewhere in India and internationally, and the arrangement is unremarkable: shared documents, scheduled calls, written decisions, and enough overlap with your working day to answer a question the same afternoon. Time zones are a scheduling problem, not a quality one, provided the writing is good.
Our full street address is being confirmed and will be published here once it is. In the meantime the contact page is the fastest route to us.
Careers
We hire people who want to own something end to end and write it down afterwards. If that sounds like the job you want, the openings and the hiring process are on the careers page.
Talk to us
Describe the process, the system or the idea. You will get a straight answer about whether we are the right people for it, including when we are not.
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