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Who we are

Why we are in the
technology business.

Surfytech exists to make technology useful to organisations that cannot afford to get it wrong. This page sets out what we are working toward and the principles we decide work by.

  • Stated plainly
  • Decides how we scope
  • Consistent for years
Overview

Values only matter
when they cost something.

Empowering communities through technology, integrity, and global collaboration always.

Worth being straight about it. A principle that never makes you turn down work, or say no to a client, is decoration. Ours do occasionally, which is how you can tell they are real.
  • 01
    Say the hard thing early

    If a project will not work, we say so at the start rather than after the invoice.

  • 02
    Build what you can hand over

    Documentation, access and code ownership transfer to you, always.

  • 03
    Respect the people who use it

    The users matter more than the technology, including the ones who are not technical.

  • 04
    No invented certainty

    We say when something is uncertain instead of sounding confident about it.

Frequently asked questions

Good questions.
Clear starting points.

What teams usually ask before starting a our mission, vision & core values engagement.

Ask about your requirements
What does Surfytech do?

Surfytech provides IT consulting, custom software development, web and mobile engineering, electronics design and digital marketing.

Who do you work with?

Organisations in India and worldwide that need technology built properly rather than cheaply.

How do you decide what to take on?

On whether we can do useful work and be honest about it. We decline work we cannot deliver properly, which happens.

What happens after a project?

You keep the code, the documentation and the access. Ongoing support is offered, never assumed.

Start your project

Let’s plan the right
next step for you.

Have a project, a workflow to improve or a system that needs a fresh start? Tell us what you want to achieve and we will tell you honestly what it would take.

No complete specification needed. A clear business goal is a great place to start.

What happens next?

  1. Share your goals, users and current challenges.
  2. Discuss essential features, integrations and constraints.
  3. Agree a practical next step and the scope for a proposal.
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