Service · Apps
Android and web apps, built start to finish.
YourTechConsultants, led by Raghav Palriwala in Indore, builds custom Android and web apps, from specification to the store listing, with React, TypeScript, Vite and Capacitor and Flask or FastAPI behind them. I design each app with you, wherever you are. Most projects start with a written Workflow & Data Audit, so you see the plan before you commit.
Signs an app is the right move.
You want an app designed with you around the people who will use it, then carried through to the store listing.
People already do the job on paper, in WhatsApp or in a spreadsheet, and an app would replace that.
You know who will use it and what they do in it, even without screens or a spec.
You have a spec or a system and want to know what I would build first.
What you end up with.
- Before I build
A written recommendation
It will cover who uses the app, what it must do first and what can follow in later versions.
- The app
A working Android or web app
Built in React, TypeScript and Vite. Capacitor packages the same code for Android.
- Behind it
A backend and a database
Flask or FastAPI, with Postgres or SQL Server for the data.
- The store
The Google Play listing
For Android, YourTechConsultants carries the work through to the store listing.
The stack behind it.
React, TypeScript and Vite build the app. Capacitor packages it for Android. Flask or FastAPI sit behind it, with Postgres or SQL Server for the data.
YourTechConsultants also handles the technical SEO for websites it builds.
How an app project runs.
- First callI ask who will use the app, what they do in it and what exists today, such as a spec, a sketch or a system.
- The AuditA scoping audit of users, screens and the store listing.
The Audit ends with a written recommendation, and you can stop after it.
Already have a spec or a system? Send me your spec through the form below, or contact me at yourtechconsultants24x7@gmail.com or WhatsApp. I will say what I would build first.
Work you can check.
| ArPar Private Browser | An Android privacy browser. It blocks ads, trackers and cookie banners, has no ads of its own and needs no account. Live on Google Play. Visit the ArPar site. |
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| Plumbing Network app | A loyalty app for the plumber network of Puranmal Sons, a wholesale building-materials distributor in Indore and a YourTechConsultants client since 2019. Puranmal Sons’ leadership commissioned, reviewed and approved the app; YourTechConsultants built it, and it has been live on Google Play for over six years. Read the Plumbing Network app case. |
| Declare | A card game for web and Android, in progress and in closed testing. |
4.6 from 97 ratings
Google Play · Plumbing Network app, built by YourTechConsultants for Puranmal SonsChecked Oct 2026
5K+ downloads
Google Play listing text · Plumbing Network appChecked Oct 2026
about 10 MB
ArPar Private Browser install size · Install size as measured by meReported by me, as of Oct 2026
14 languages
ArPar Private Browser websiteReported by me, as of Oct 2026
The Loyalty app is coming as a SaaS product.
The Plumbing Network app’s technology is coming as the Loyalty app, a SaaS (software-as-a-service) product for other businesses, together with the WhatsApp CRM from the Operations & Analytics Suite. Read about the Loyalty app and the WhatsApp CRM, and register your interest so I can prioritise what comes first.
Questions about apps.
Can the same app serve Android and the web?
Yes. The same React, TypeScript and Vite code can serve the web and, through Capacitor, Android.
Can you publish the app on Google Play?
Yes. YourTechConsultants carries Android apps through to the store listing. ArPar Private Browser and the Plumbing Network app are both live on Google Play, and YourTechConsultants built the Plumbing Network app for Puranmal Sons.
What do you need to start?
Two or three sentences on who will use the app and what they do in it. A spec, a sketch or an existing system helps, but you do not need one.
What decides the cost?
Five things decide the cost, and How I work lists them. For an app, I would ask first about the platforms (web, Android, a Google Play listing) and the security needs.
Tell me what the app should do.
I read every message and reply personally.
Write to me
Two or three sentences is plenty, for example: “My field staff need an Android app to log their visits” or “I have a spec for a customer portal and need it built”. No client data, please. If you would like a call, say which days suit you.