US software development, delivered remotely

Software development company for US teams, delivered from India

Netofficials is a software development company for US businesses that want roadmap capacity without hiring locally. Our India-based team agrees overlap hours and update rhythm before work begins, and the senior engineer who scopes your project leads the build. Delivery is fully remote, with no US office. Send a short brief to start.

Illustration of a connected product team working across time zones
Delivery
Remote delivery from India through structured Agile sprints, with no US office or local staff implied.
Contact
You speak directly with the technical lead who scoped your project, with no account manager layer in between.
Ownership
IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before the build starts, with full IP transfer on completion.
Reviews
Every sprint closes with a client-facing review, so you see working progress before the next sprint begins.
What you get

How a US team works with us from India

Written scope before any build

You get a written discovery scope with outcomes and acceptance criteria, and IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before the build begins.

Overlap hours set around your team

You choose the live-call windows; asynchronous updates and a set cadence cover the remaining hours.

Sprint reviews with the technical lead

You review a demo at the end of every sprint, talking directly to the senior engineer who scoped and leads your build.

Working across US time zones

Agree your overlap and rhythm up front

Working pointWhat we agree with you
LocationRemote delivery from India, with no US office
US working hoursOverlap windows set around your team's hours
CommunicationMeeting schedule, update cadence and async reports
OwnershipIP assignment, repository access and documented handover
One cross-functional team

What our India-based team builds for you

Custom software for your US business

Business apps, SaaS platforms and integrations, built to a scope you approve.

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Mobile apps and AI workflows

Mobile products and AI features, scoped in one plan.

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Cloud and data foundations

Cloud infrastructure, DevOps pipelines and data systems from the same team.

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Working across US time zones

From US roadmap to handover in four steps

  1. Share roadmap

    You send your product goals, current team and US working hours, and we review them with you before scoping anything.

    You receive
    • Written roadmap review
    • Team and tooling summary
    • Suggested US overlap hours

    You confirm the roadmap scope and the hours that matter.

  2. Agree rhythm

    We settle the communication window, meeting schedule and update cadence with you before work begins, so India-based delivery fits your US day.

    You receive
    • Agreed communication window
    • Sprint meeting schedule
    • Written update cadence

    You sign off the agreed working rhythm.

  3. Build in sprints

    The senior engineer who scoped your project leads the build, and you speak to them directly, with no account manager in between.

    You receive
    • Sprint plan and priorities
    • End-of-sprint review calls
    • Written progress updates

    You review the working software at every sprint end.

  4. Hand over

    At release, you receive documentation and deployment access, and the source code transfers to you with IP assigned.

    You receive
    • Handover documentation
    • Deployment access at release
    • Full source code, IP transferred

    You accept the handover before sign-off

Send a brief to scope your US roadmap

Share your product goal and the hours your US team works. We reply with scoping questions, a proposed written scope and the India-US overlap we would suggest.

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Three ways US teams can work with Netofficials

Pick the engagement that fits your US roadmap

Project delivery

Fixed scope, sprint reviews and handover for a defined product build, suited to US teams with a clear brief.

  • Written discovery scope, acceptance criteria and milestones you approve before the build starts
  • A review at the end of every sprint where you see working software and decide what comes next
  • Work outside the agreed scope goes through a change request that you approve first

Dedicated team

One cross-functional India-based team that keeps building your roadmap sprint after sprint, suited to ongoing product work.

  • Front-end, back-end, mobile, QA and DevOps skills in one team, matched to your stack
  • Your product owner sets sprint priorities and decides what the team builds next
  • Source code and IP assigned to you in the contract, confirmed before the build begins and handed over with documentation

Staff augmentation

Individual engineers who join your US team and work inside its existing process.

  • Engineers with the front-end, back-end or QA skills you lack
  • Engineers work in your repositories, issue trackers and release process, not a parallel setup
  • Communication window and update cadence agreed with you before any engineer starts
Questions US buyers ask

US buyer questions, answered before you enquire

How do we start a software project with Netofficials?

Send a short brief with your product goal, current team and working hours. Our India-based team replies with questions, a proposed scope and a suggested overlap, then the written discovery scope is agreed before any build starts.

What drives cost and timing for a US project?

Cost and timing follow the scope, existing systems, integrations and the team you need. We agree assumptions, sprint review milestones and commercial terms in writing before delivery begins, so you see the basis for any figure up front.

Can your India-based team work alongside our US engineers?

Yes. We work inside your tools and process, with the communication window, meeting schedule and sprint review points agreed before work begins. If a different engagement suits you better, we will recommend it after scoping.

Send your US roadmap to our India team

Send a short brief and you get questions from the technical lead, a proposed scope and a suggested overlap window, so you can judge fit before committing.

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