We build websites and apps
for business owners and agencies
Eighteen people who build websites, web applications and mobile apps for businesses who come to us direct, and under an agency's name for agencies who sell the work. Among others, we build for Healthcare, Real Estate, and EdTech, and two clients have paid us every month since 2017.
- Healthcare
- PropTech
- EdTech
- OTT
2017
Founded
75
Projects in the portfolio
18
People on the team
6
Markets we have won work in
4.9-rated proof from independent review platforms.
Buyers can validate Boffin Coders on Clutch and GoodFirms before they speak with us. These third-party profiles add credibility for humans and strengthen our brand entity for search.
Nine years, same owners, no outside money
Every date below is checkable from something published: the company registration, the portfolio on this site, our developer page on Google Play, and the markets named on the home page. There is no funding round in this story and no rebrand.
2017
Registered in Mohali
Two people, one room, client work from day one. Same owners today, no outside money, no pivot.
2019 onward
The work got harder
From websites to web applications, then mobile. The first engagements that are still running started in this stretch.
2023
Our own software
Apps published under our own name on Google Play and the App Store, so the work can be judged without a reference call.
Today
Eighteen people, working remotely
Every engagement won remotely, most of it without ever being in the same room. Five clients have been with us for years, all under NDA.
Built to be owned and handed over
We build the way we would want a supplier to build for us: in your accounts, in your repository, with every decision written down. Nothing is held back to keep you coming back.
That holds whether you hire us directly or an agency brings us in as its development team. For agencies we work under your name, with non-circumvention in writing, and we never contact your client unless you ask us to.
We treat software as an asset you keep, not a project that ends at launch. Like a building, it needs a solid foundation and steady upkeep to hold its value over time, so the second year is planned on the first day.
Engineering discipline
Strict typing, linting on every commit, and tests on the paths that carry money or data. Technical debt costs far more to pay down later than it costs to avoid now, for a startup and for the agency that has to support the build.
The problem before the code
Code is a cost unless it solves a problem. Before anyone writes a line, we ask what the software has to change in the business, who will use it every day, and what it will cost to run.
Search built in, not bolted on
Clean URLs, schema and fast pages are part of the build, so a new site does not need a search rescue six months after launch.
Four rules, and what each one costs us
Every agency says it is honest and transparent. These are the four places that claim shows up as something we give away, and they are all checkable before you pay anything.
Everything in your accounts
Repository, hosting, domain, every third-party service, in your name from the first commit. We are added as members and removed at the end. There is no handover because nothing was ever ours.
Published prices
The floor, the hourly band, the monthly developer rate and the local package are all on the site. Nobody gets a different number because of how the call went.
Numbers only where a screenshot backs them
No invented case-study results, no install counts, no "99.9% uptime". Where we cannot evidence an outcome, the sentence is written without it. Some pages are shorter because of this rule.
One working day, and we say no
Every enquiry answered within one working day. On the first call we agree the scope, the budget and the first phase, so you know exactly what happens next and what it will cost.
What you can hold us to
You see the work before you pay
We invoice after you have seen the work, never up front. Start with a small first piece if you want to, and judge the code, the communication and the deadlines before you commit to anything larger.
The people who build it, on the call
You talk to the developers and the lead who will do the work, not to a sales layer. A question about the code is answered by the person who wrote it, and we keep the same people on your project wherever we can. Some of their code is public: what we publish as open source. If you want one of them on your product every day, a dedicated development team works in your Slack and your repository, month to month.
Proof you can open
Every claim on this site points at something you can check: reviews on platforms we cannot edit, eleven apps of our own on the stores, and client sites you can visit. Work under NDA is never described, only how long it has run.
Your name on the work
When an agency sells the build, we deliver it under the agency's name and to the agency's deadline, and we never contact the agency's client, not once and not for a testimonial. Your NDA and your process apply, and the client relationship stays with you.
Code the next developer can read
We write software to be maintained: strict TypeScript, tests on every critical path and Core Web Vitals checked before launch. Two clients have paid us every month since 2017, which only works if what we shipped years ago is still easy to change.
Prices you can read first
Our rates are published by stack and seniority, as floors rather than averages, so you know whether we are in range before the first call. A quote is built from those rates and the scope you send, never from a guess about your budget.
Who leads your project, and who you hear from
An eighteen-person team of our own employees in Mohali, India, working since 2017 across engineering, design and search. These are the people who lead your project and answer for it.
Manoj Sethi
Founder
Started Boffin Coders in 2017 as a one-person shop and still writes code. Runs the architecture decisions, the client relationships, and the numbers.
Jyoti
Head of Client Success
Runs delivery: the stand-ups, the sprint boards, and the conversation when something slips. The person a client hears from most.
Who writes here
Every post on our blog carries the name of a person on the team, not a brand. These are the people behind those bylines, what each of them does here, and where you can look them up before you read a word.
Santosh Kumari
SEO and AI Search Specialist
Santosh Kumari works on technical SEO and AI search visibility, from site fixes to the structured data and page formats that AI answers quote. Santosh Kumari writes about practical changes that help search engines and AI understand a page.
Manoj Sethi
Founder, Boffin Coders
Manoj founded Boffin Coders in 2017 and leads its work with agencies: white-label builds, delivery and partnerships. Manoj writes about how agencies can add development capacity without losing control of their clients.
Pinkal Rana
SEO and AI Search Lead
Pinkal leads search strategy at Boffin Coders, from classic SEO to how brands get named in AI answers on Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity (AEO and GEO). Pinkal writes about what actually gets a business cited by AI search, using data from real checks.
Jyoti
Co-Founder, Boffin Coders
Jyoti co-founded Boffin Coders and looks after client relationships and how projects run from first call to handover. Jyoti writes about hiring, process and what makes a development partnership work.
Santosh K Sharma
WordPress and Shopify Developer
Santosh K Sharma builds and maintains WordPress and Shopify sites, from theme and plugin work to store migrations and performance fixes. Santosh K Sharma writes about keeping client sites fast, current and easy to manage.
Atul
React and Node.js Developer
Atul builds web applications with React on the front end and Node.js on the back end, including APIs and integrations. Atul writes about building web apps that stay fast and maintainable as they grow.
Varinder Singh
Flutter Developer
Varinder Singh builds cross-platform mobile apps in Flutter for iOS and Android, from first screen to store release. Varinder writes about shipping Flutter apps that pass store review and stay easy to maintain.
Anital
Webflow Developer
Anital builds marketing sites in Webflow that teams can edit themselves, from Figma designs to CMS collections and interactions. Anital writes about getting the most out of Webflow, and knowing when a site has outgrown it.
Gursewak Singh
Flutter and Dart Developer
Gursewak Singh builds Flutter apps and Dart packages at Boffin Coders, including durable_queue, the open-source queue on pub.dev that keeps uploads and form sends from being lost when the signal drops. Gursewak Singh writes about offline-first apps and mobile work that survives bad networks.
Vikas
React, Node.js and React Native Developer
Vikas builds web and mobile products with React, Node.js and React Native, often sharing one backend across both. Vikas writes about choosing between web and mobile, and making the two work together.
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