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Web, App and AI Development for Mumbai

A Vancouver studio working with Mumbai companies across finance, media, pharma and logistics. One accountable team, a working demo every week, and code, designs and accounts that stay yours from the first commit.

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Mumbai, in short

Yes. OlDevs works with Mumbai organisations from our Vancouver studio, remotely by default, with travel to Maharashtra when a workshop or a launch calls for it.Mumbai sits twelve and a half hours ahead of Vancouver, so there is no shared working day: live calls land in your evening and our early morning, and we book them there. Services include web development, web apps, Android and iOS apps, full-stack engineering, AI development and performance marketing.

Key facts

01Location
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
02Time zone
India Standard Time, twelve and a half hours ahead of Vancouver
03Working hours overlap
No shared working day. The practical window is your evening against our early morning. We schedule calls there and hand work over in writing overnight.
04Privacy law
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, with rules phasing in
05Accessibility
GIGW guidelines for government websites; WCAG 2.2 AA is the working standard
06Languages
English and Hindi; Marathi is the state language

Built for Maharashtra

What Mumbai projects need us to get right.

The local rules and realities we design for from the first call.

01

Consent and data handling under the DPDP Act

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is still phasing its rules in, so we build the parts that make sense either way: a plain consent step, a readable notice, a record of what you collect, and a working path to delete an account on request. Your own advisers keep the final word on what the Act asks of you.

DPDP Act 2023 · Consent design · Data deletion

02

WCAG 2.2 AA as the working standard

Public sector work in India points at the GIGW guidelines, and WCAG 2.2 AA is the bar we hold every build to anyway. That means keyboard paths that work, contrast that survives a bright screen, focus you can see, and forms that read correctly in a screen reader.

WCAG 2.2 AA · GIGW · Screen readers

03

English, Hindi and Marathi on the same page

Mumbai audiences move between English and Hindi, and Marathi is the state language. We plan for that early: strings kept out of the templates, Devanagari typefaces chosen and tested, line heights that hold, and layouts that do not break when a label runs long.

Hindi · Marathi · Localisation

04

Hosting and data residency in India

Where your records live is a decision we make with you before the first deploy, not after. If you want an Indian cloud region for the database and the backups, with a CDN in front, we set that up from the start and document what sits where so your reviewers can check it.

Indian cloud regions · Data residency · Backups

Sectors

Who we work with in Mumbai.

Financial services and capital markets

Firms in and around Dalal Street need interfaces that stay calm under load and audit trails that still make sense months later. We build the dashboards, client portals and internal tools, and keep security review inside the schedule rather than after it.

Media and entertainment

Studios, broadcasters and publishers come to us for content platforms that handle heavy video, large catalogues and traffic that arrives all at once. We design the editorial workflow first, then build the front end around how the team actually publishes.

Pharmaceuticals

Pharma organisations need documentation portals, field tools and internal systems where accuracy matters far more than flourish. We keep the interface plain, the data model explicit, and every change reviewable by the people who have to sign it off.

Logistics and port operations

Freight, warehousing and port-linked operators run on schedules and exceptions. We build tracking screens, yard and driver tools, and integrations with the systems already in place, tested on the phones and networks your crews really use.

Process

Working with OlDevs from Mumbai.

  1. Discover

    We start with video calls in your evening, read whatever documentation already exists, and write down the scope, the risks and the open decisions before anyone opens a design file.

  2. Design

    You see screens early and often, in a shared file you can comment on overnight. English and Hindi versions of the key flows are agreed together, not left as a later translation pass.

  3. Build

    One accountable team builds in short cycles with a working demo every week, deployed where you can click it, so feedback from Mumbai arrives while it is still cheap to act on.

  4. Launch

    We rehearse the release, confirm the Indian hosting region and the backup plan, run accessibility and performance checks, then go live at a time that suits your business day.

  5. Grow

    After launch we watch real behaviour, tune what the numbers argue for, and keep shipping in small steps. Search, content and paid media can run from the same studio.

FAQ

Mumbai — questions we hear first.

No. The studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and has been since 2014. We work with Mumbai clients remotely, with video calls booked in India Standard Time, and we travel when the work genuinely calls for it: a discovery workshop, a launch, or a week alongside your in-house team.

We treat it as a handover rather than a problem. Calls sit in the window where your evening meets our early morning, decisions are written down the same day, and the next build lands while Mumbai sleeps. You wake to something clickable most days and a working demo every week.

That is your call and we make it with you before launch. An Indian cloud region can hold the primary database and the backups, with the option to keep specific data sets separate. We write down what lives where, so anyone reviewing your position under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 has something concrete to read.

Yes. We build multilingual from the start rather than bolting it on: content kept separate from code, Devanagari typefaces tested at real sizes, and layouts that hold when a translated label runs longer than the English one. We also work in English and French for Canadian clients.

Any of the seven services can come first. A web application, a mobile app for Android or iOS, or a rebuild of a site that has stopped keeping up are all sensible places to begin, and AI development or performance marketing can follow once the core product is stable. You can also request a quote for a discovery phase on its own.

You do. Clients own all code, designs, accounts and intellectual property, and the repositories and cloud accounts are in your name from day one. If you later hire an in-house team in Mumbai or move to another studio, there is nothing to untangle first.

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