We build software for Miami companies
Building the thing is usually the easy conversation. The one that decides it happens with people who were not in the first meeting, and their questions are about ownership, what you get in writing, and whether the engagement shapes fit what you need.
- When we are actually working
Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST, which is 04:30 to 13:30 UTC, all yearIndia does not change its clocks, so that window never shifts with daylight saving. North American teams sit outside it for most of their day. Work gets scheduled around that rather than pretending otherwise.
- Where your code and deployments sit
Your Git hosting and your cloud accountsCode lives in your repositories and deployments run in your cloud accounts. If you have none, we provision them and hand the keys over.
- Who is in Miami
NobodyAtyantik Technologies has no US entity and no Miami office. Every one of our software engineers currently works from India.
Tell us what you are building.
You get a reply within one business day, with a technical person on the call.
Start with a paragraph
What it does, who uses it, and what has to be true before you can sign. One business day, technical person on the call.
From Day 1 every line of code is your IP. Code lives in your repositories and deployments in your cloud accounts, so what you own is what you can operate.
That is not the default in a supplier agreement. The author is first owner under copyright law, and paying for the work does not change that. So we make sure it is written down before anyone writes a line.
What you get in writing before work starts
Agreements say a lot of things. The ones that matter for a software engagement are specific. Here is what Atyantik puts in writing before the first line of code is written.
What you get in writing before work starts
- Scope of work: what the build produces, and what it does not.
- Change control: how we handle requests outside the agreed scope.
- Code ownership: assignment of copyright in writing, so your IP is vested in you as each file is created.
- Deployment ownership: code lives in your Git hosting and runs in your cloud accounts, or we provision and hand over the keys.
- Review standard: every line of production code reviewed by a senior software engineer.
- First response time: one business day to your inquiry, with a technical person on the call.
Nothing on that list is unusual. All of it should be standard. Ask any vendor for the same items and check the agreement has them before you sign.
Three ways to structure the work
The engagement shapes that work depend on what you are building and what happens after launch. We offer three, and each one is built for a different timeline and a different kind of commitment.
What each engagement shape includes
| Included | Full-team buildoutThe whole team, the whole time | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesA specific engagement, an end date | Annual Maintenance ContractOngoing support after launch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dedicated team | Full-team buildoutIncluded | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesNot included | Annual Maintenance ContractNot included |
| Senior software engineer assigned to your project | Full-team buildoutIncluded | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesIncluded | Annual Maintenance ContractNot included |
| Code ownership in your repositories | Full-team buildoutIncluded | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesIncluded | Annual Maintenance ContractIncluded |
| Change control in writing | Full-team buildoutIncluded | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesIncluded | Annual Maintenance ContractIncluded |
| One business day first response | Full-team buildoutIncluded | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesIncluded | Annual Maintenance ContractIncluded |
| Post-launch support and improvements | Full-team buildoutNot included | Scoped delivery with defined outcomesNot included | Annual Maintenance ContractIncluded |
All three shapes arrive at the same standard: code in your hands, every line reviewed, scope agreed in writing, and a technical person on the call when you need one. The difference is what comes after the first ship.
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Atyantik Technologies, software delivery supplier summary
- Supplier. Atyantik Technologies. 50+ software engineers and designers, distributed across India, primarily Gujarat. No US entity, no Miami office.
- Hours. Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST, which is 04:30 to 13:30 UTC, all year. India does not change its clocks, so that window never shifts with daylight saving. North American teams sit outside it for most of their day. Work gets scheduled around that rather than pretending otherwise.
- Code ownership. From Day 1 every line of code is your IP. Code lives in your Git hosting and deployments run in your cloud accounts, or they provision and hand the keys over. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts and a change is written down before it is accepted.
- Team and review. A senior software engineer is assigned to your project and every line of production code is reviewed by that engineer before it merges. You get a dedicated team or a scoped engagement with defined outcomes, depending on what you are building.
- Record. 50+ enterprise engagements across 7 countries, all of them run from India. 35+ strategic projects delivered globally. Longest active partnership has run more than a decade.
- Change control and first response. Every change request becomes a change note with time and impact laid out before approval, and nothing in the build moves on a re-scope you have not explicitly accepted. First response is one business day, technical person on the call. The first conversation returns a scope, and the number follows the scope.
Or put us in front of them instead
Send the paragraph and we bring these six answers to the first call, within one business day.
Data and IP belong in your hands
Where data and intellectual property live matters for compliance, for operations, and for what you own when the engagement ends. Our position is simple: yours stays yours, measured from Day 1.
Three commitments
Code ownership
What that means
Code lives in your Git hosting from the first commit. Deployments run in your cloud accounts from the first deploy. What you own is what you can operate, and what you can operate is what lives in your tenancy.
Data and access control
What that means
Your systems stay yours. Access is governed by the agreements you make with us, and those agreements are in writing before work starts. Production access is scoped and time-bounded, and who holds what is documented before the first line runs in production.
Change control
What that means
Every change request becomes a change note with time, effort and impact laid out before you approve. Nothing in the build moves on a re-scope you have not explicitly accepted. That applies during the build and afterward on AMC or lean-mode arrangements.
Whether to call us
Where we fit
You are building or rebuilding a product and want one team on it rather than a rotating bench. You get a core team assigned only to your project.
Your technical team needs a partner who speaks their language and can move fast, not a vendor who needs a translator.
Code ownership and change control in writing matter to you. They matter to us too, and they are the terms we ship.
Where we are the wrong call
You need someone reachable across a full US business day. Our window is Monday to Friday 04:30 to 13:30 UTC, which covers morning hours in Miami but sits outside afternoon and evening. We do not offer continuous cover.
You have already committed to a vendor, or you want to see delivered work before you talk to anyone. We are the wrong starting point right now.
Your legal team will not sign an agreement that assigns code ownership in writing before work starts. That clause is what makes the ownership real, and we do not work without it.
Questions your own process will generate
Do you have an office in Miami?
Who owns the code we pay for?
What if we want to move the work in-house or to another firm?
How are changes to scope handled?
How long before work starts, and what happens after launch?
Tell us what you are building
A paragraph is enough. What it does, who uses it, and what has to be true before you can sign.
If ownership or change control is what is holding you back, say so in the message. We bring those answers to the first call instead of the third.
- You get a reply within one business day with a technical person on the call, not a salesperson with a software engineer copied in.
- The first conversation returns a scope, and the number follows the scope.