Portfolio and team
BtechWaleTech is run by three Computer Science engineers in India who work remotely with clients in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, the UAE and India. Here is the work we take on, how it is built, and who is behind each part of it. The work spans websites, Android and iOS apps, SEO and AI automation.
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BtechWaleTech is a freelance group of three Computer Science engineers. No account managers, no layers. The person you brief is the person who builds it.
Full stack developer
Handles both ends of the build: frontend interfaces and the backend, databases, and APIs underneath them. Takes a page structure through to a working, responsive site or web application, then deploys it with hosting, domains, and production checks in place.
LinkedIn profileAI/ML engineer, AWS and data science
Works on machine learning and AI systems, cloud infrastructure and deployment on AWS, and the data science side of projects. Also plans site architecture and technical SEO, so search engines and people can both navigate what gets built.
LinkedIn profileProject manager, data science, AI and automation
Runs the project side: scope, milestones, and keeping delivery on schedule. Also builds the AI and automation layer, along with the data science work that turns scattered spreadsheets into dashboards and reporting a manager can act on.
LinkedIn profileBetween the three of us the work splits naturally: structure and search planning first, then the build, then the software or automation layer where a project needs one. Because the group is small, that handover happens in a conversation rather than a ticketing system, and nothing gets lost between departments that do not exist.
It also sets an honest boundary. We take on a limited number of projects at a time, and we say so when we are full rather than accepting work and delivering it late. If a project needs a specialism outside what the three of us do well, the right answer is to tell you that at the start.
Direct contact with whoever is writing the code, decisions in hours instead of weeks, and pricing without an office overhead built into it. A static website starting from ₹10,000 (US$150) means you can test how we work on a small scope before committing to anything larger, wherever your business is based.
You also keep everything. Code, content, domain, and hosting accounts are yours once the final payment clears, with no lock-in forcing you to stay for updates. See pricing for how scope drives cost.
What each project type actually involves, in terms of scope and technology rather than vague claims.
Static, up to 100 pages
Multi-page sites for businesses that need to be found and contacted. Typically a homepage, individual service pages rather than one combined list, an about page carrying credibility, location pages where local search matters, and contact paths that work on a phone. Built static so pages load fast and stay cheap to host.
700+ structured pages
Sites where the page structure is the strategy. Service pages crossed with location pages, each written for one search intent rather than duplicated with a name swapped, connected by internal links and supported by schema. This site itself is built that way, with a hub for IT services and pages for individual states and cities.
Storefront and checkout
Product and category structures, payment gateway integration, cart and checkout flow, order and inventory basics, and product schema so listings can appear correctly in search results. Performance work matters most here, because slow product pages on mobile data cost orders directly.
Custom web applications
Admin panels, customer portals, quotation systems, booking flows, and inventory views built around an existing workflow instead of forcing a team onto generic software. Includes user accounts and roles, a database layer, and a handover so the tool can be maintained after launch.
Workflow systems
Automations connecting the tools a business already uses so enquiries get logged, acknowledged, and reported without manual copying. AI agents handle the steps needing judgement, such as sorting incoming messages, drafting replies, or extracting details from documents into a structured format.
Dashboards and pipelines
Cleaning and joining data that lives across several spreadsheets and tools, automating the repetitive steps, and building reporting that answers recurring questions: what sold, what is pending, where enquiries come from, and what changed since last month.
A selection of recent projects showcasing our work across different domains.
A recent client build for a course creator's live webinar. The Hindi and English registration page sells seats in two ticket tiers with UPI, card and net banking checkout, counts down to the session with a seats-left banner, and confirms every booking on WhatsApp, where the join link is sent before the session starts. It also covers what attendees will learn, the session schedule, the host, reviews and FAQs, laid out mobile-first for buyers who arrive from WhatsApp links.
An online platform dedicated to cricket fans, offering real-time updates, match statistics, live scores, and insightful coverage of national and international cricket tournaments. From Indian Premier League (IPL) updates and player performance analysis to match previews and breaking cricket news, the website serves as a handy hub for followers looking to stay updated on the latest developments in the world of cricket.
A centralized developer dashboard designed to eliminate tab-switching and notification fatigue. It aggregates open-source Pull Requests (PRs), issues, and tracked repositories across multiple organizations into a single unified view, allowing developers to prioritize critical reviews, track activity, and jump directly into code threads.
Rather than list client logos we cannot evidence, the most useful sample is the site you are reading. It is a static Astro build that ships plain HTML, with a structured architecture covering service pages, an IT services hub, and individual pages for states and cities across India, all connected by internal links.
Underneath it there is breadcrumb, FAQ, organisation, and service schema, canonical URLs on every page, an automatically generated XML sitemap, mobile-first responsive layouts, and deployment on Cloudflare Pages. You can inspect any of it: view the source of the Bengaluru IT services page and you will see the same structure we would build for you.
Beyond this site, work samples relevant to your project type can be shared directly once we know what you are planning. If a past client has agreed to be referenced, we mention it in conversation rather than publishing claims here.
Open a site they built on your phone and time it. Check whether the pages have distinct titles, whether headings describe the content, and whether the site is genuinely readable on a small screen. Search a phrase from their client site in Google and see whether it is indexed at all.
Those four checks tell you more than any gallery of screenshots, and they work on our sites too. Apply them here before you contact us.
Three Computer Science engineers: Ankur Kumar, Santosh Sharma and Vedansh Shrivastava, all B.Tech CSE graduates. It is a small freelance group, so you talk directly to the people building your project.
This website is itself a working example: a static Astro build with a structured multi-page architecture, schema markup, sitemaps, and internal linking across service and location pages. Beyond that, relevant work samples can be shared on request once we know what type of project you have in mind.
Because we will not publish client names, logos, or results we cannot evidence, and we would rather show you what we can actually build than pad a page with borrowed credibility. Where a client has agreed to be referenced, we share that directly during a conversation.
For the same reason people hire small teams generally: you deal directly with the person writing the code, decisions happen in hours instead of weeks, and pricing is not carrying office overhead. A static website starting from ₹10,000 (US$150) lets you test the working relationship on a small scope before committing to anything bigger; the final quote depends on your pages, features and content.
Yes. We are based in India and work remotely with clients in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and Europe as well as India. Calls are scheduled in your business hours, international work is quoted in USD and paid by wire, Wise or PayPal, and you own the code, domain and hosting accounts from launch.
Yes. Between the three of us we cover planning, design, frontend and backend development, SEO setup, hosting, and deployment, so nothing gets handed off to an outside supplier mid-project. After hosting goes live you get 2 months of maintenance included free, covering updates, bug fixes, backups, and performance checks.
Static sites are built with Astro, producing plain HTML that loads fast and is easy for search engines to crawl. Dynamic work uses standard web application stacks with a database layer and APIs. Hosting is usually on modern platforms such as Cloudflare Pages, and everything is handed over in accounts you own.
Email info@btechwaletech.in or message us on WhatsApp at +91 62069 86683 with your goal, the type of project, a rough timeline, and any existing website. You get a scope summary and an itemised estimate rather than a sales call.
Tell us what you are planning and we will walk you through how we would build it, what it would include, and what it would cost.