Evaluating vendors for a native or cross-platform build? Most "app development companies" in Rajasthan are a portfolio of one-off client sites. Data has been in production for 25+ years, holds ISO 9001/27001/20000-1 and CMMI Level 3 certification, and runs its own mobile apps, including VideoMeet, our own video-conferencing product on web, iOS, and Android, not just client work that got handed off and abandoned.
One stack decision, made on your app's actual constraints, not a default because it's what the agency happens to know.
VideoMeet is Data's own video-conferencing product, built during the 2020 lockdown alongside Rajasthan's e-pass system, a "strong partner in crisis" story we still stand behind. It's a real, own-brand mobile app in production today, not a demo. See the full case study →.
FORGE, our proprietary AI coding agent, runs autonomous overnight build sessions with an adversarial AI review pass before any human sign-off, the same workflow described in full on services.html →. Company-stated results: 4× average delivery speed and 60–70% cost reduction vs. traditional teams, across 200+ enterprise and government deployments.
Both: native iOS and Android where performance and platform-native feel matter most, Flutter or React Native where cross-platform reach matters more, and PWAs where an app store isn't worth the friction. The choice is made on your app's constraints, not a default stack.
25+ years in production, ISO 9001/27001/20000-1 and CMMI Level 3 certification, a Class A ISP license from the Dept. of Telecommunications, and our own mobile app (VideoMeet) still running in production years after launch, not just client tickets handed off and abandoned.
Full-cycle delivery (architecture, build, and the operational discipline to keep it running in production), or a dedicated development team embedded inside yours. Both are run by the same engineering team that builds and operates our own product line.
