A product you can run
We do not stop at a prototype. Auth, data, environments, and the path to ship are part of the job.
Vega Technology
Software the same desk that shipped Vega Job
Vega Technology is the engineering brand of Vega Global Services LLP. We already run Vega Job. The same desk builds the next product: a website, an Android and iOS app, a staff screen, or a number you can show in a meeting.
Most companies do not need a slide deck. They need a site that loads, an app that works on Android and iOS, a tool the team will actually open, and systems that talk to each other without someone copying rows between screens.
That is the work. We take a brief from “this is how we work today” through to a hosted product: login, data, environments, and a release path you can keep running. A real example in the family is Vega Job — a live recruitment platform we shipped and operate.
Tell us the workflow that hurts. We will say what to build, what to connect, which phone stores to ship to, and where AI helps versus where a simple form is enough.
A quick way to tell these apart: a website is what a stranger finds on Google, an internal tool is what your own staff open every morning, an integration is the handoff between two systems that currently don't talk, and an app is the version of all of this that lives on a phone.
Connect before you rebuild
If two paid tools already do 80% of the work, we integrate them. A new system is for the gap that is left.
How to start
Email what you are building, who it is for, and where it hurts today. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team.
What we build
Software & websites
The software and the public site, in one build: the application your team uses, and the website a customer opens. Hosting and the next release sit with that build — not as a second project.
- Web applications and the public site, with login, roles, and the data your team actually needs.
- Workflows from request to approval to record — without a spreadsheet as the system of record.
- A machine in your name, a test link, then live — and the last good build back if the release is wrong.
Websites
Sites that explain the offer, collect the right lead, and still look like you on a phone. Marketing pages, customer portals, and the public face of a product all count.
- Company and product sites with clear pages, forms, and a path to contact.
- Portals and logged-in areas when visitors need more than a brochure.
- Speed, mobile layout, and the basics search engines expect.
Internal tools
The screen your staff open every day, and the machine it lives on. Ops consoles, admin screens, and reports replace the shared files — on a host in your name, not someone’s laptop.
- Admin and operations screens that match how the team already works.
- Reports and lists people can trust, instead of a monthly export ritual.
- Simple enough to train on — if it needs a 40-page manual, we built the wrong thing.
Integration frameworks
Connect the stack you already pay for. Payments, CRM, email, WhatsApp, job boards, accounting, and internal APIs should share data on purpose — not through copy-paste.
- APIs, webhooks, and scheduled jobs that keep records in sync.
- A clear contract between systems so a change in one place does not silently break another.
- Logs and retries when a partner API is slow or down.
AI tools
Useful AI is a tool with a defined job: draft, classify, search, summarise, or route. We wire models into your software with a human still able to check the output — not a black box that “runs the business.”
- Assistants and copilots inside a product your team already uses.
- Search and summarisation over your own documents and records.
- Classification and routing (leads, tickets, applications) with an audit trail.
Apps on any OS
Your customer should not need a specific phone brand to use what you sell. We build one product and ship it to Android and iOS — and, when it helps, the browser or a desktop OS — with the same login, data, and release path. Native store listings, shared features, and support after launch are part of the job, not extras.
- Google Play and App Store from one product — not two teams rewriting the same feature for each OS.
- Shared login, payments, notifications, and offline use so Android and iOS stay in step.
- A web or desktop wrap when the work is a tablet, a laptop, or a kiosk — not only a phone.
- Crash reports, store reviews, and updates you can actually support after the first release.
- The same APIs and admin screens as your website, so the app is not a second company to run.
Numbers you can show
Most owners already have the data. It sits in Razorpay, a GST export, Vega Job, and a WhatsApp chat. We join those and give you one screen you can open before a bank or a partner meeting.
- Pull from the logins you already have. We do not ask you to buy a warehouse first.
- A short list of numbers with a sentence under each: what it is, and who owns it.
- A WhatsApp or email when yesterday’s figure is missing — not a surprise on Monday.
Who can open what
Vega Job has desks: member, recruiter, manager, admin. Your product can too. We decide who can see a file, who can change it, and we keep a trail — so a shared password is not the plan.
- A sign-in per person. No ‘admin / admin’ left in the corner.
- Roles that match how the office already works — owner, staff, viewer.
- HTTPS, secrets kept off the laptop, and a note of who changed a record.