Live
Boutiques, outfit and jewellery rental businesses, and Instagram sellers — renting, selling, or both
Rental boutique software: bookings, availability, returns, deposits and your own shop website.
Licensed per shop · billed monthly or yearly
Evolqon Technologies LLP
We build software.
And we run what we build.
Evolqon builds its own products and puts them in front of real businesses — then brings the same engineering to client work. Software written by people who have to live with it afterwards.
evolqon · pipeline
running- requirements walked through on site
- 1
- Product in production
- Running for a paying business today
- End to end
- Scope to deployment
- Design, build, ship, then support
- You own it
- Code and accounts
- Handed over at the end of every engagement
- LLP
- Registered in India
- Contracts, invoices and GST
Our products
Software we own, and answer for.
Licensed per business, billed monthly or yearly. We use them ourselves before anyone else has to.
In development
Makeup and fashion academies first, and anyone teaching in batches
Academy software for anyone teaching in batches — makeup and fashion first, then the dance, baking, photography and craft academies run the same way.
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In development
Rental businesses of every kind, and the people renting from them
One place to rent, from many shops. A shared storefront where rental businesses list what they own and customers browse across all of them.
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Two ways to work with us
Licence what exists. Build what does not.
Licence a product
Live in days on software that already works, hosted and supported by us. You pay for the software, not for a build.
See the products →Commission a build
When nothing off the shelf fits, we scope it, quote it, build it and hand it over — with the code and the accounts yours.
See what we do →We buildProduct engineeringWebsites and storefrontsBusiness softwareSupport and iteration
Not sure which one you need?
Most people are not, at first. Tell us the job that is going wrong and we will say which way we would go — including when the answer is neither.