Tell us what needs to exist.

Hire a software development team in India for AI, web, mobile, UI/UX, AR/VR or cloud work. Share the product idea, operating problem or partnership you want to move forward. A clear brief is enough to begin.

Prefer email? Write to info@airedhq.com. Privacy requests, article corrections and editorial questions can go straight to that address instead of the project form below, which asks for company, phone and budget.

Start the brief

Build a product

A new platform, application or product experience.

Improve a system

A product that needs clearer UX, stronger architecture or room to scale.

Explore a partnership

A product, technology or ecosystem collaboration.

Work with us

A conversation about future roles or specialist collaboration.

Give us the context, not a polished pitch.

Early ideas are welcome. The form helps us understand the conversation you need, rather than forcing every inquiry into the same sales process.

Start with what you know.

Review Project Brief

What to include in your project brief.

Enough signal for us to find the right next step. We start by understanding the decision in front of you.

The problem you are trying to solve

Who needs the product and how they work today

What already exists, if anything: a website, app, spreadsheet or prototype

Systems it must connect to, such as payments, CRM, accounting or GST tools

The decision, deadline or constraint shaping the work

A rough budget range, even if it is only a guess

What happens after you send it.

  1. 01

    We read your brief

    Someone who builds software reads it, not an automated sales sequence.

  2. 02

    A conversation

    We ask about users, constraints and what success looks like, and say plainly if we are not the right fit.

  3. 03

    A recommended first step

    Usually a short discovery or audit, a pilot, or a direct build when the scope is already clear.

  4. 04

    A written plan

    Scope, deliverables, timeline and estimate in writing before any build starts.

Ways to work with us.

Start small and continue only if it is working. Durations are typical; the first conversation sets the real scope.

Typically 2 weeks

Discovery or audit

Review the problem and what exists, and leave with a prioritised plan and estimate.

Typically 4–6 weeks

Pilot or MVP sprint

One core workflow built end to end and put in front of real users.

Typically 8–16 weeks

Product build

A complete product or major release, from architecture to launch.

Monthly retainer

Ongoing partnership

A steady team for features, upgrades and monitoring after launch.

What you can hire us for

Questions before you write.

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Do I need a detailed specification before contacting you?

No. A few honest paragraphs about the problem, the people involved and any constraints are enough. Turning that into a specification is part of discovery.

Do you take on small projects?

Yes. A two-week audit or a focused pilot is a common way to start, and it lets both sides see how working together feels before committing to a larger build.

Why does the form ask for a budget?

A rough range helps us suggest a scope that fits instead of an ideal plan you cannot use. Choose "Exploring scope" if you do not know yet.

Can you work alongside our existing team or vendor?

Yes. We can own a defined stream of work, such as a mobile app, an AI feature or the delivery pipeline, or work inside your team's process, repositories and tools.

What happens to the information I send?

It is used to reply to you and to plan the work you asked about, as described in our privacy policy. Share only what is needed for a first conversation; confidential details can wait until later.

Do we need to be in the same city?

No. AiRedHQ is based in India and works remotely, with a written plan before the build and working software or designs to review every two weeks.

How do I send a privacy, correction or editorial request?

Email info@airedhq.com with the page or data concerned and what you would like changed. You do not need to fill in the project form, which asks for company, phone and budget.

Can I apply for a job here?

Use the careers page instead. It has an open application form and explains how we hire.