Shalom Arputha Singh, software and AI automation developer

I price on the work involved and the value it delivers to your business, not by the hour, so there's no rate card. An automation that saves your team ten hours a week is worth more to you than one that saves ten minutes, and a full operations system is a bigger job than a single workflow. Tell me the problem and I'll come back with the scope, what it's worth to you, and a clear price before you commit to anything.

Most automations ship in one to three weeks. Websites usually take two to four weeks. Full systems and Android apps take longer, typically six to twelve weeks depending on how much data has to be moved over. You get the timeline in writing before work starts, and you can watch progress as it happens.

A client website that families and staff use every day, an operations system I co-developed that runs a client's daily operations, four Android apps live on Google Play, plus an AI chatbot platform and a course-hosting SaaS I built solo end to end. Judge me on what's actually shipped.

Yes. Once the project is paid for, the source code, the accounts, and the data are all yours. Everything comes with documentation, and nothing is locked to a platform only I can access.

You get a handover session and written documentation so your team can run things day to day. If a bug turns out to be in my work, I fix it for free. Ongoing maintenance and new features are available, but optional. You never need a retainer just to keep your own system running.

Usually, yes, and it's often the cheaper option. Automations can often sit on top of the tools you already pay for. I'll tell you honestly when connecting what you have beats rebuilding, even when a rebuild would mean more work for me.

Yes. I work remotely with clients anywhere. Most of it happens over WhatsApp and email, with video calls when they're useful.

Book a call or send one message describing the problem. No forms, no two-week wait for a slot. I'll reply with how I'd approach it and whether I'm the right person for the job.