What kind of companies does QodeInvent work with? ▾
We work with startups that need a production-grade MVP, growing SMBs replacing manual or legacy systems, and enterprise organisations building internal platforms or customer-facing products. The common thread is operational complexity. Businesses whose needs have outgrown what off-the-shelf software can handle.
Where is QodeInvent based and which regions do you serve? ▾
QodeInvent is headquartered in Noblesville, Indiana, USA. We actively serve clients across the United States, United Kingdom, and United Arab Emirates, with projects completed for organisations across 12 countries. All client communication is in English and scheduled within your business hours timezone.
Do you only do custom builds or can you work with existing systems? ▾
Both. We build from scratch when a client needs a platform tailored to their exact workflows. We also take over existing codebases for auditing, rearchitecting, and feature extension. Before touching any existing system, we run a technical audit and provide a written assessment of what we find.
What does a typical engagement look like? ▾
Every engagement starts with a free strategy call followed by a detailed written proposal within 48 hours. Once approved, we run a discovery sprint to produce a technical specification, architecture diagram, and fixed project roadmap. Development follows in two-week sprints with working demos at the end of each cycle. Launch includes CI/CD deployment and 90 days of post-launch support as standard.
Who owns the code and IP after the project? ▾
You own everything we build. Full source code, database schemas, design files, and documentation are transferred to you at project completion. We do not retain licensing rights, usage fees, or any form of dependency over the software after handoff. This is a contractual guarantee, not a policy statement.
Is QodeInvent right for a pre-revenue startup? ▾
Yes, if you have defined requirements and a realistic budget for your MVP scope. We have built MVPs for pre-seed startups that went on to raise funding, and we structure our process to give early-stage teams working, demonstrable software in 8 to 12 weeks. We are not the right fit for idea-stage projects that need extensive product strategy before engineering begins.
