One developer, a small catalogue

The software Indian students and institutions rely on is usually either expensive and bloated, or free and untrustworthy. An exam portal covered in pop-ups. A coaching platform that loses a mock test halfway through. A school system that assumes every institution is a school. Somebody has to write the careful version.

Products here are built to run on ordinary shared hosting and ordinary phones, because that is what the audience has. No build pipeline, no framework treadmill, and no third-party SDKs quietly watching the user. When an app can keep your data on your own device instead of a server, it does.

Scripts are sold with their complete source. You get the code, a one-time price, lifetime downloads and six months of support from the person who wrote it.