What core technologies and frameworks does Aquison Technologies specialize in?
We specialize in modern frontend frameworks including Angular, React, Next.js, and Vue. For mobile development, we focus on Android and IOS. On the backend, we build scalable microservices and REST/GraphQL APIs using Node.js, Go, Python, and .NET, backed by cloud infrastructure on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
How do engagements with Aquison Technologies usually start?
With a free consultation, then a short paid discovery phase where we map your users, data and constraints and produce a scoped plan with milestones. You own that plan whether or not you continue with us — it is deliberately not a commitment to build.
How do we work together — fixed price, dedicated team, or retainer?
All three. A fixed-scope project suits a defined outcome with a hard deadline. A dedicated team suits an evolving roadmap where you set priorities each sprint. An ongoing retainer suits live products that need maintenance, security patching and steady improvement. Most clients start fixed-scope and move onto a retainer after launch.
Do you work with clients outside India?
Yes. Aquison Technologies is based in Surat, Gujarat and works with clients worldwide, operating a hybrid model with overlapping hours for your timezone. Communication runs through your tools — Slack, Teams, Jira or whatever your team already uses — rather than ours.
Do you provide ongoing support after project delivery?
Yes. Aquison Technologies offers three tiers of post-launch support: Essential (bug fixes and security patches), Growth (feature updates and performance monitoring), and Enterprise (dedicated team, 24/7 SLA, and proactive optimization). All projects include 30 days of complimentary Essential support after launch.
Who owns the code and the design files you produce?
You do, in full. Code is written in your Git organisation and deployed to your cloud accounts, design files are handed over in your Figma workspace, and the intellectual property transfers to you under the contract. There is no proprietary layer you have to keep paying us to maintain.
