CSR is not only about what we do; it is also about who can benefit from that work. These are the people, organisations and causes our current efforts are intended to support.
Mentoring, paid internships and free learning resources give students practical ways to learn, ask questions and get closer to real-world work.
NGOs and non-profits can receive technology support at accessible rates when our team has the capacity and the work fits what we can contribute.
Team-led efforts have included food, clothing and essential-item distribution for people and communities where practical help is needed.
Tree planting and other green initiatives give our team a practical way to participate in environmental responsibility outside our regular technology work.
A commitment without a number is a sentence. These are the figures we hold from records — and beneath them, the work they came from.
India's CSR law under the Companies Act applies to companies far larger than us. We do this anyway — not because we have to, but because it's how we want to run a business.
Unpaid internships are common in this industry. We have never run one — every team member and intern is paid fairly for the work they do.
We hire and promote on the work — never on caste, gender, religion or background. No exceptions, no quiet preferences.
We mentor students and first-time founders at no charge, helping them ship real projects rather than classroom exercises.
We build websites and applications for NGOs and non-profits at heavily discounted rates, so a limited budget isn't a barrier to being found online.
Our team distributes food, clothing and essentials to people in need around Mohali — through the year, not once for the photographs.
Our team plants and maintains trees, giving something back to the environment the business operates in.
Good CSR reporting should show both what is being tracked and where the measurement is still developing. Here is the current picture, and the areas we are working to make more consistent.
Areas where our existing records give us a clearer basis for reporting.
Useful activity records exist, but they are not yet structured enough for consistent year-on-year reporting.
These are the areas where a repeatable method, clearer records or longer-term measurement is still being developed.
Whether you are a student, non-profit or community organisation, tell us what you are working on. We will look at where our skills, time or resources can genuinely help.
A commitment without a number is a sentence. These are the figures we hold, and the ones we do not — marked as such rather than estimated.
Not counted separately from client work
Happens informally, never logged
No count, no survival rate, no location log
Organised by the team, never recorded
Never measured. Offices, servers, hardware, commuting.
We value the relationship more than the transaction. These commitments are written into our refund and cancellation policy — not implied, and not decided after the fact.
On our service and development fees, counted from your invoice date. If we haven't started your project, that's a full refund. If it's in progress, you get the balance after a fair deduction for work already done.
On SEO, social media, maintenance and other ongoing work, you can stop whenever you want and we won't bill the next cycle. Cancellations are actioned within 24 hours of confirmation.
Domains, hosting, business email and licences we buy on your behalf get transferred to your own accounts — wherever the provider allows it. We don't hold your assets to keep you.
Our full refund and cancellation terms set out exactly what is covered, what isn't, and how long each step takes.