Mindrops builds AI systems, custom business software, mobile apps and eCommerce for growing companies that are moving a core part of their business onto software, often for the first time. We work mainly with founders and operations heads at small and mid-sized firms in retail, food, manufacturing, distribution, finance, healthcare and logistics, with clients in the USA, Europe, the UK, the UAE and India. We have delivered for larger brands including Cushman & Wakefield India and Barbeque Nation, and for India Post through GeM.
What we build:
- AI in live operations: a computer-vision system at a working mine gate that logs loaded and empty trips on its own, an AI grievance redressal platform for India Post, and AI invoice extraction connected to accounting.
- Multi-app platforms: customer, partner, rider and admin apps that work as one system, like Vezito's five-platform food delivery ecosystem.
- Operations software: warehouse material tracking, GPS-verified field survey systems (54,000+ surveys for an NCRTC transport study), vendor ordering apps and fleet tracking.
- eCommerce and websites: Shopify and custom stores, and catalogue-led sites for manufacturers and distributors.
Why clients pick us: we build around how you actually operate, we build for real load (Sardar Meat Shop runs thousands of orders a week across 70 outlets on our platform), and every platform comes with an admin panel so your team runs it without calling a developer.
Founded in 2016, with offices in New Delhi, Brussels and London. Talk to us: [email protected]
Mindrops builds AI systems, custom business software, mobile apps and eCommerce for growing companies that are moving a core part of their business onto software, often for the first time. We work mainly with founders and operations heads at small and mid-sized firms in retail, food, manufacturing, distribution, finance, healthcare and logistics, with clients in the USA, Europe, the UK, the UAE and India. We have delivered for larger brands including Cushman & Wakefield India and Barbeque Nation, and for India Post through GeM.
What we build:
- AI in live operations: a computer-vision system at a working mine gate that logs loaded and empty trips on its own, an AI grievance redressal platform for India Post, and AI invoice extraction connected to accounting.
- Multi-app platforms: customer, partner, rider and admin apps that work as one system, like Vezito's five-platform food delivery ecosystem.
- Operations software: warehouse material tracking, GPS-verified field survey systems (54,000+ surveys for an NCRTC transport study), vendor ordering apps and fleet tracking.
- eCommerce and websites: Shopify and custom stores, and catalogue-led sites for manufacturers and distributors.
Why clients pick us: we build around how you actually operate, we build for real load (Sardar Meat Shop runs thousands of orders a week across 70 outlets on our platform), and every platform comes with an admin panel so your team runs it without calling a developer.
Founded in 2016, with offices in New Delhi, Brussels and London. Talk to us: [email protected]
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Processes and approach
How do you gather and validate client requirements?
Every project starts with a discovery phase. We interview the people who will use the system (owners, operations staff, field teams), map how the work happens today, and turn that into user flows, a feature list and clickable wireframes. The client signs off on scope and screens before development starts, so requirements are validated against real workflows rather than assumptions.
How do you ensure alignment with client goals and business strategy?
We tie each feature to a business outcome the client cares about, such as fewer manual steps, faster order handling or live visibility for managers, and agree success measures at the start. Priorities are reviewed with the client's decision-maker at each milestone, so the build follows how the business actually operates and where it is heading.
Which software development methodologies do you use (e.g., Agile, Waterfall, Scrum)?
We use Agile (Scrum-style) delivery in short sprints, usually two weeks, with a working build demonstrated at the end of each sprint. Our processes are appraised at CMMI Level 3 and certified to ISO 9001, so planning, reviews and releases follow a documented, repeatable process.
How do you keep clients and stakeholders updated on project progress?
Each client has a dedicated project manager and a shared channel (WhatsApp, Slack or email) for day-to-day questions. Clients get access to staging builds to try features as they are completed, plus written sprint summaries covering what was done, what is next and any decisions needed.
How frequently do you hold check-in meetings or status updates?
We hold a scheduled check-in call every week, plus sprint demos every two weeks. During testing and launch phases we increase this to daily stand-ups with the client team when needed.
What quality assurance practices do you follow?
Every feature goes through code review and testing by our QA team before release: functional and regression testing, device and browser testing for apps, and load testing for platforms that handle high order volumes. We automate tests for critical flows and run user acceptance testing with the client before go-live. Our information security practices are certified to ISO 27001.
How do you identify and manage project risks?
Risks are logged and reviewed at every sprint: scope changes, third-party integrations, data migration and deadlines. We de-risk early by building the riskiest parts first, agreeing change requests in writing, keeping code in client-accessible repositories and following ISO 27001 controls for access and data security.
What kind of support or maintenance do you offer after delivery?
After launch we provide support and maintenance: bug fixes, monitoring, security and OS updates, app store releases and new features as the business grows. Every platform ships with an admin panel and documentation so the client's team can run day-to-day operations without depending on developers.