Launching soon — our clinic management SaaS product. Founding pilot clinics wanted.Clinic SaaS launching soon
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House of Hope Technologies designs and builds custom business systems, customer platforms and mobile apps for companies across India — architected to stay fast as you grow, delivered on the date we committed to, and priced without padding.
Launching soon
Our own SaaS product — a complete practice automation system built for gynaecology and women's health. In development now, and open to a small number of founding pilot clinics.
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Most clinic software is general-purpose, then bent towards whatever practice buys it. Ours is shaped around how a gynaecology practice actually runs its day — the first consultation, antenatal follow-ups, procedures, pharmacy — so the screens match the work instead of fighting it.
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It is sold as a subscription and runs in the cloud. No server to buy, no software to update, no IT person to keep on call. Your staff sign in from any computer or phone in the clinic, and improvements arrive on their own.
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Limited to a small number of practices, so each one gets proper attention.
Apply as a pilot clinicMost owners we meet have already paid for software once. It technically works — but the code sits with a developer who stopped answering the phone, on a server registered to someone else, with nothing written down. Changing a price or adding one field turns into a negotiation.
We build so that cannot happen to you. Everything we write goes into a repository in your account from the first commit, documented well enough that a developer who has never met us can pick it up and keep going.
Three kinds of work, all of it custom. No themes, no templates resold as software.
The system your team works in all day — leads, orders, inventory, billing and reporting in one place instead of five spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group.
The part your customers touch — booking, catalogues, portals and payments, built to survive a real Monday morning rather than a demo.
Android and iOS from one codebase, for field teams who are offline half the day and customers who will never open a laptop.
Four stages. You can stop after any one of them and still have something of value.
Forty-five minutes mapping how your business actually runs today and where it breaks. You leave with a written summary of what we discussed — whether you hire us or not. Plenty of people use it to brief someone else, and that's fine.
A written document listing every screen and every rule, with what is not included stated as plainly as what is. Price and timeline are fixed against that document, so neither of us is guessing three months from now.
At the end of each milestone you get working software to click through, not a progress report. Payment is released against that milestone, after you've seen it. If something is heading the wrong way, you find out in week two, not month four.
Repository, documentation, server and domain access in your name, and two training sessions for your team. Afterwards you can keep us on a care plan, hire someone else, or hire nobody. All three are normal.
This is in the contract, not just on the website. It is the single thing we would want promised to us if we were the ones buying software.
Talk to us about your projectCreated under your organisation before the first line is written, not transferred as a favour at the end.
Written on the assumption that someone else will maintain it — because one day someone else might.
You hold the root credentials. We get access because you grant it, and you can revoke it in a minute.
You paid for it once. There is no per-user charge, no annual unlock, nothing that expires if you leave.
We teach the same languages and tools we build client systems with, and we teach them practically — a concept is explained and then written as working code in the same session. Every learner finishes on a live project rather than a tutorial exercise, and leaves with a certificate and something real to show an interviewer.
Fundamentals, memory and pointers — the base everything else stands on.
Object-oriented programming, the STL, and problem solving for exams and interviews.
Core Java through to backend development with Spring Boot and REST APIs.
Components, services and routing — building real screens against real APIs.
SQL, schema design, and queries that still hold up once the data grows.
Full-stack, backend or front-end, chosen once the fundamentals are solid.
Published up front, because you deserve to know whether we are in your range before you spend an hour on a call.
from ₹3,00,000
One system, one agreed scope, one price, paid across milestones. The final figure moves with what you actually need — the number of screens, user roles, integrations and whether a mobile app is included. You get that figure in writing before any work starts.
20% of project value
Charged yearly, plus server costs at actual. Covers bug fixes, security updates, backups and a fixed response time. Optional — the system is yours and runs without it, but most clients keep it for the first few years.
Per batch
Course fees depend on the language, the track and whether you join a batch or take one-to-one sessions. Certification and the live project are included either way. Ask for current batch fees.
All figures exclude GST. Server, domain and third-party service charges (payment gateway, SMS, WhatsApp) are billed at actual, in your own name.
Building software since 2021
House of Hope Technologies has been building custom software from Ahmedabad since 2021. We work directly with the people who will use what we build — no account managers in between, and straight answers about what is and isn't possible before you commit to anything.
Three commitments shape every project we take on. They are also the three things clients tell us went wrong the last time they paid for software.
Java & Spring Boot · Angular · React Native · PostgreSQL & MySQL · Docker · AWS
The data structures behind a screen decide whether it still responds in two years, when the table holds a million rows instead of a thousand. We weigh time and space complexity up front and choose deliberately, rather than discovering the problem the month your staff start saying the system has gone slow.
A date is a commitment, not an optimistic guess made to win the project. We would rather quote four months and deliver in four than quote two and apologise twice.
A starting figure published openly, payment against milestones you have seen working, and any change quoted before it is built rather than appearing on an invoice afterwards.
[Answer honestly — whether it's you alone, you plus contractors, or a small team. Clients respect a straight answer here far more than a vague one, and they will find out eventually anyway.]
You take the repository, the documentation and the server access, and you go. Nothing is encrypted, obfuscated or tied to a licence key we control. We will also answer the new developer's questions for 30 days after handover at no charge.
A focused internal system usually runs three to four months. A larger platform with payments, multiple user roles and a mobile app runs longer. We give a fixed timeline only after the scope document is agreed, because any number before that is a guess.
Time, mostly. An hour for the first call, then a few hours across the project to review each milestone and answer questions about how your business really works. Projects slip because content, data and decisions arrive late — almost never because of the code.
Yes. Most work happens over calls and shared screens regardless of the city. For clients in and around Ahmedabad we do the first meeting in person where it helps.
Small fixes within the agreed scope are covered for [30/60/90] days after handover. Beyond that, changes are quoted individually or covered by a monthly retainer, whichever works out cheaper for you.
The first call is free and there's no obligation afterwards. If what you need isn't something we're right for, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.