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About

A small team that finishes things.

Valentir is a software engineering studio in Noida, working across the NCR and Agra corridor and with D2C brands in the Gulf. We are small on purpose: it is the only way the people who take your first call are also the people who write the code.

6+

Companies served

14

Weeks, typical build

The firm

Legal nameValentir Technologies Private Limited
FounderVinay Kumar
Based inNoida, Uttar Pradesh
PreviouslyAprixity Tech

Valentir builds web platforms, mobile apps and the internal software that holds a business together — for companies that need it working in production, not demoed in a deck.

We sell fixed scope, fixed price and fixed dates, and we hand over every repository, credential and server at go-live. There is no proprietary platform to license, no hosting you cannot leave, and no retainer you have to argue your way out of.

The studio started as freelance delivery — around twenty production codebases across travel, commerce, education and logistics. That work is the reason the current timelines are possible: it was mined into a component registry rather than left to rot in old repositories.

Since then we have taken the same approach to our own operations. The pipeline, the invoicing, the delivery gates and the content on this site all run on a console we wrote. Most studios our size run on a stack of subscriptions and memory.

How we got here

  1. 2024

    Freelance delivery

    Around twenty client projects shipped across travel, e-commerce, education and logistics. The asset base everything since has been built on.

  2. Jun 2026

    Aprixity Tech established

    The studio gets a name, a site, a multi-tenant proposals app, a twelve-design proposal engine and a written operating manual.

  3. Aug 2026

    Renamed Valentir

    New brand, new public site, and the operations console started — the panel the whole agency now runs on.

  4. Now

    Building in the open

    Admin panel in production, Valen Meet in build, and a component registry that keeps the timelines honest.

05

What we will not bend on

Four commitments, in writing.

Most of these exist because a client told us how the last agency engagement went wrong.

01

Fixed scope, fixed date

We quote a number and a date and hold to both. Changes are priced in writing before anyone starts on them — no surprise line items at the end.

02

Senior hands on the work

The people you meet in the first call are the people who build it. We do not sell with seniors and deliver with juniors.

03

You own everything

Code, repositories, credentials and infrastructure are handed over at go-live and stay yours. No hostage-taking, no mandatory retainer.

04

We say no

If the work is outside what we are good at, or the timeline is not honest, we say so and often point you elsewhere. It costs us projects and saves everybody months.

01

The price

How it usually goes

An estimate, then a revised estimate, then a final invoice nobody predicted.

How we work

Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date. Changes priced in writing before anyone starts them.

02

Who builds it

How it usually goes

Seniors pitch. Juniors deliver once the contract is signed.

How we work

The people in the first call are the people who build it. There is no bench to hand you off to.

03

At handover

How it usually goes

A login, their hosting, and a retainer that is awkward to leave.

How we work

Every repository, credential and server transfers to you. Accounts were in your name from day one.

04

After launch

How it usually goes

Support is a new quote.

How we work

Six months of warranty on what we built, included in the price.

06

How we operate

Three rules the system enforces for you.

Not a values statement. These are conditions checked in code — an enquiry or a project that breaks one shows up red on the morning digest until somebody fixes it.

01

No build without a paid advance

A project cannot enter build until its 50% advance is paid. Enforced as a gate in the API, not as a guideline.

02

Reply within 24 hours

An enquiry waiting longer than a day is an SLA breach. It shows red on the morning digest until it is answered.

03

Proposal within 24 hours of the call

Same-day is the standard. Twenty-four hours is the hard limit, not the target.

Lead pipelineone pipeline · two ways out
01new
02contacted
03replied24h SLA
04call booked
05call done
06proposal sent24h SLA
07negotiating
08won
exits
lost
dormantre-activation
How this site workscontent published from the panel

valentir.in

public site

  • · static, revalidated
  • · no CMS of its own
  • · no mail credentials
publishenquiries

Valentir Admin

operations console

  • · owns the content
  • · owns the credentials
  • · owns the pipeline

A form on this page posts to the panel, which holds the mail keys and drops the enquiry straight into the pipeline. The site itself stores nothing — so there is nothing on it worth stealing.

Operating cadence

Daily, 08:30
Digest: replies waiting, SLA breaches, money due, stalled projects.
Hourly
Lead sync pulls new enquiries in and flags new replies.
Monday, 30 min
Funnel numbers, prune dormant leads, improve exactly one runbook.
1st of the month
Retainer invoices out, revenue against target.
See the panel that runs this

Taking new projects

Come and argue with us.

Bring a plan you think is solid. Half an hour, no pitch — we will tell you where we think it breaks and what we would do instead.

24h
Reply to every enquiry
24h
Proposal after the call
₹0
Cost of the first conversation