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Yojika Systems
THENI · TAMIL NADU · IN

We build software that keeps working.

Yojika Systems is a software company in Tamil Nadu. We build websites, apps and the automation that runs behind them. We use whatever language and platform the job needs, and build it to keep working long after we hand it over.

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What a static site we build costs you to host each month, on a CDN.
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How long it takes to load on a mid-range Android phone, on 4G.
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Codebase. It ships to Android, iOS and Windows.
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Languages our own publishing pipeline publishes in, every day, on its own.
01Services

Four things, done properly.

We are deliberately narrow. Each of these is something we run in production for our own software. That is why we can describe it in detail, instead of inviting you to a discovery call.

02How we work

Three commitments, in plain words.

01

We build for the conditions, not the demo

A demo runs on a fast laptop with a good connection. Your software will not. We build for the real machine, network and hands that will use it. When a job truly needs to work with no connection at all, we build that too. We have done it in production.

02

We run what we sell

Every service here is something we run for our own software first. We have been on call for these choices ourselves. That is different from just reading about them.

03

You own the whole thing

Your source code sits in your GitHub organisation. Deploys run on your Cloudflare account. Third-party keys are billed to you at cost. Nothing we build needs us to keep running.

03Why this company

We build our own software, not only other people’s.

That is the difference between us and a studio that bills hours. We build the applications, the static sites, the automated publishing and the payment and reminder systems. We run all of it ourselves, and we were on call for it first.

It also means we have no framework to sell you. We pick the stack that fits the job, not the one we happen to like this year.

  • A fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts
  • You talk to whoever is writing the code
  • Everything handed over to your own accounts
  • We say the disappointing thing on the first call

Tell us what you’re building.

One call, then a written scope with a fixed price on it. If it isn’t something we should be doing, we’ll say so and point you somewhere better.