IoT & web platform
Multi-tenant GPS fleet tracking platform
A white-label fleet tracking platform and admin console for an IoT provider serving many client organisations.
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Outsourcing
Outsource software development to Sri Lanka
A full-cycle team in Sri Lanka that designs, builds, tests, launches and supports your product. You talk directly to the engineers, see working software at every milestone, and own everything we build.
Why Sri Lanka
A team that fits around your working day
Sri Lanka runs on GMT+5:30, uses English widely in business, and has a mature software industry. For many teams in Europe, the Middle East, Australia and Asia, that makes collaboration straightforward rather than a compromise.
Outsourcing works when the team on the other side behaves like part of yours: it understands what you are trying to achieve, tells you early when something will not work, and keeps the product running after the launch. That matters more than the hourly rate.
IntendAble is a full-cycle software development company based in Ja-Ela, near Colombo. One team covers requirements, design, mobile and web development, quality assurance, deployment and ongoing support, so you are not coordinating several freelancers or vendors to get one product live.
Working hours that overlap
GMT+5:30 shares the working morning with the UK and Europe, most of the day with the Gulf and Asia, and the afternoon with Australia. North American teams get a natural handover: work moves forward while you are offline.
Clear communication in English
Our team works fluently in English. Specifications, demos, documentation and day-to-day messages are all in plain English.
One team, the whole lifecycle
Mobile apps, web platforms, QA and test automation, DevOps and IoT integration, from the same people. There is no hand-off between vendors for a problem to fall through.
Support after launch
We stay on for maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes and new features. The team that built the product is the team that supports it.
Working together
How remote delivery works with us
The practices that keep an outsourced project visible and predictable.
Direct access to the engineers
You talk to the people building your product, in your chat tool or ours, without an account-management layer in between.
A scope and estimate before we start
Requirement gathering turns your goals into clear specifications, a scope, a timeline and an estimate you can plan and budget around.
Milestones with demos
Work is split into milestones. At each one you see working software, not a status report, and pricing for each is transparent.
Every release tested
Automated and manual testing runs before each release reaches your users, so you are not the one finding the bugs.
You own everything
The code, the infrastructure, the store listings and the documentation are yours. Staying with us after launch is a choice, not a lock-in.
Written down as we go
Specifications, decisions and runbooks are kept up to date, so anyone joining the project, on your side or ours, can follow what was built and why.
The process
From the first call to a live product
The same six stages on every project, whether it is a new app or an existing product that needs fixing and maintaining.
- 01
Requirements
We learn your business, users and goals, then turn them into clear specifications, scope and estimates.
- Specifications
- Scope and estimate
- 02
UI/UX design
Wireframes, prototypes and clean, user-friendly interfaces, agreed before development starts.
- Wireframes
- Clickable prototypes
- 03
Development
Mobile apps, web applications, backends and APIs, built in milestones with regular demos.
- Working releases
- Sprint demos
- 04
Quality assurance
Manual and automated testing on every release, so problems are caught before your users see them.
- Automated suites
- Test reports
- 05
Launch
App Store and Google Play publishing, web hosting, domains, SSL, and cloud and server setup.
- Published apps
- Production hosting
- 06
Ongoing service
Maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes, updates and new features after launch. We support what we build.
- Monitoring
- Updates and new features
Our work
Platforms we have built
Real projects, with client and device names withheld to protect client data.
- Full-cycle platform
Multi-site workforce platform: attendance to payroll
One platform that takes a biometric scan on site all the way to a finished payslip, for a construction and property group.
NestJS, Node.js, TypeScript, Prisma
Questions
Outsourcing to Sri Lanka, answered
How do time zones work with a team in Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka is on GMT+5:30. That overlaps with the working morning in the UK and Europe, most of the day in the Gulf and Asia, and the afternoon in Australia. With North America, work progresses while you are offline, and we agree a regular overlap time for calls.
How will we communicate during the project?
Directly with the engineers building your product, in English, over chat, video calls and email. You get demos at every milestone and written updates in between.
Who owns the code and the product?
You do. The code, infrastructure, app store listings and documentation are yours. If you continue with us after launch, that is your choice, not a lock-in.
Can we start with a small piece of work?
Yes. Many clients start with requirement gathering and a first milestone, see how we work, and then continue. Fixing or testing an existing product is another common starting point.
How do projects usually start?
With requirement gathering. We learn your business, users and goals, then come back with clear specifications, a scope, a timeline and an estimate. Work then runs in milestones with regular demos and transparent pricing.
What happens after launch?
We stay with you. Ongoing service covers maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes, updates and new features. You own the code, the infrastructure and the documentation either way, so the choice to continue is always yours.
Next step
Tell us what you need built.
Send a short description of the product, what exists today and your deadline. We reply with a plan, a timeline and an estimate.