Independent developer · Noida, India
Custom software, .NET applications, SQL Server solutions and WordPress websites—built around what your business actually needs.
Work directly with Yatendra Kumar Awana, from first conversation to delivery.
A better fit for
your everyday work.
Illustrative workflow. Your application is scoped individually.
What I build
From a focused business application to a professional website, start with the problem you need to solve.
Custom .NET web and business applications with SQL Server, developed around your records, roles and day-to-day tasks.
Responsive WordPress websites that explain your services and make it easy for prospective customers to contact you.
Requirement-led software for garment manufacturers and exporters in Noida and Delhi NCR.
For garment businesses & small businesses
When the same information lives in registers, spreadsheets and messages, everyday tasks become harder to track.
I can build a focused application around your existing workflow—starting with the most useful part and expanding when your requirements grow.
Possible modules, based on your needs
These are development possibilities, not an off-the-shelf product or a claim of completed client work.
How we work
Share your process, sample formats and the result you want.
Confirm features, deliverables, timeline and a requirement-based quote.
Develop the agreed solution and review the workflow together.
Check the agreed functionality and discuss deployment and ongoing support.
Practical budgets
Focused custom applications
Indicative range for small, clearly scoped applications. A focused first version can solve one important operational need.
A professional online presence
Indicative range for simple informational websites with an agreed page count and content. Dynamic features are quoted separately.
Final pricing depends on features, complexity and delivery requirements. Larger systems may cost more. Domain, hosting, paid licenses, ongoing maintenance and applicable taxes are clarified in your quote.
Your developer, directly
BCA · MCA · PGDCA · NIELIT A Level
Meet the founder
I’m Yatendra, an independent developer with 6+ years of professional .NET software development experience.
Awana Software is my founder-led business in Sector 104, Noida. I work directly with each client to understand their needs and develop a separate solution for their business.
Start with a conversation
Tell me about your business, your process and what you want to improve.
First client project
Awana Software founder Yatendra Kumar Awana developed a website and customised software for Timmonyindia, a garment manufacturer and exporter. The work brings together a public business website and a separate application built around the client’s requirements.
Choosing custom software starts with a clear business problem. Awana Software is based in Hazipur, Sector 104, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and welcomes projects from Delhi NCR, other Indian states and international businesses. Remote requirements discussions and demonstrations can make collaboration practical across locations. Availability, communication times and delivery arrangements are agreed for each project.
Your first release does not need every possible feature. Identify the records you repeat, the decisions you struggle to make and the reports you prepare manually. We can assess whether a small .NET application, a SQL Server database or a WordPress website is the right starting point. The technology should follow the task and the agreed operating environment.
Describe who will use the application, which task they need to complete and what should happen afterwards. An anonymised sample spreadsheet or report can explain a process better than a long feature list. Include the number of users, important deadlines, an approximate budget and any existing systems. This helps distinguish a focused application from a larger implementation that needs phased planning.
Professional experience is different from business age. Yatendra brings 6+ years of professional .NET experience to this new founder-led business. You speak directly with the developer responsible for understanding and building your project. The confirmed first client, Timmonyindia, is a garment manufacturer and exporter for whom website and custom software work has been developed.
A development quote should explain the included screens, business rules, reports and revisions. Deployment, hosting, data migration, backups, licensing and support are discussed explicitly. Additional requirements can be assessed separately so that cost and delivery expectations remain clear. Read the pricing and process guide or send a project enquiry to discuss an appropriate scope.
For background on the technology, Microsoft provides an introduction to .NET. Awana Software uses requirement-led development; technology references do not imply a Microsoft partnership or certification.
Custom software is most useful when it solves a clearly described task. Begin with the records you use today and the result you need to produce. Explain who creates the information, who checks it and what happens when something changes. A short example can make your requirement easier to assess than a long list of technical terms.
Before quoting custom software, we can review an anonymised sample format and distinguish essential functionality from later improvements. Discuss the number of users, necessary reports and any existing systems. Include your working budget and preferred timeline so the proposed first phase can be realistic.
A custom software proposal should also describe the responsibilities around delivery. Hosting, licensing, data migration, backups and future support are discussed separately where relevant. A small application and a full enterprise system have different scopes; the indicative range applies to focused work with agreed deliverables.
To explore custom software for your business, use the enquiry form or speak directly with Yatendra Kumar Awana. Your process provides the starting point, and your separate application is developed around the requirements agreed for your project.
A custom software brief should make it possible to follow a typical task from start to finish. Describe the information available at the beginning, the choices a user makes and the record or report expected at the end. Include the situations that create exceptions, such as a changed quantity or an incomplete entry. These details are more useful than a broad request for a complete business system.
When planning custom software, decide who can review the requirement and approve the result. The person using a report may notice different needs from the person entering records. Bring those perspectives into the discussion before assuming the first spreadsheet represents the whole process. A consolidated explanation helps identify essential functionality and reduces ambiguity around what is included in the first version.
Custom software also needs a practical operating arrangement. Clarify where the application will run, who controls access and what happens if the business needs help after delivery. Hosting, database licensing, backups and updates can involve separate responsibilities or costs. These details belong in the proposal so that the development price is understood in the context of the whole project.
For custom software in a garment business, a focused requirement might involve finding pending work or preparing an agreed status report. For another small business, the useful first step may be different. These are examples for discussion, not a fixed package of included modules. Awana Software develops a separate application for each client’s requirements.
Before approving custom software, review the acceptance examples and the exclusions. Ask which reports, imports, revisions and handover items are included. Future enhancements can be assessed separately as the business learns what it needs. Clear scope and direct communication provide a practical basis for development, whether the project is local to Noida or coordinated remotely.
Begin with the problem and the current process. Explain which task takes too much effort, which information is difficult to find and what result you need. Sometimes a clearer website or an improved working format is enough; sometimes a separate application is worth assessing. Custom software is a development project with operating responsibilities, so the decision should consider the scope, budget and expected use. A short requirements discussion can help identify a practical first phase without assuming that every business needs a large system.
Describe the users, records, business rules and reports. Include an anonymised sample format if it helps explain the requirement, and distinguish essential features from improvements that can wait. Mention existing systems, approximate user numbers, a working budget and any deadline. A custom software estimate becomes more useful when the expected result can be demonstrated. The proposal should explain assumptions, exclusions and dependencies as well as the features, so that both sides understand the work being considered.
Future development can be discussed, but it should not be treated as automatically included in the first quote. Explain any likely future requirements when planning the initial custom software scope. That gives the developer useful context about the direction of the business. The first release should still have a clear purpose and acceptance criteria. Later functionality can be assessed according to what users actually need, the current application design and the additional deployment or maintenance work involved.
A website usually provides public information and a way for prospective customers to contact the business. A custom software application supports the agreed tasks of its users, which may involve internal records, calculations and reports. They can share a business identity while remaining separate technical projects. If information must move between them, describe the data and the action that triggers the exchange. That integration needs its own assessment rather than being assumed from the fact that both belong to the same business.
Use the examples agreed in the project scope. For custom software, follow a complete task and compare the resulting records and reports with the expected outcome. For a website, review the agreed pages, navigation and enquiry route on the intended screen sizes. Clarify any outstanding issues and confirm the operating arrangements. Account access, deployment, licensing, backups, source-code terms and support should have been discussed in the proposal. The specific handover items depend on the project agreement.
Yes. Awana Software is based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and welcomes enquiries from Delhi NCR, other parts of India and internationally. Remote communication times, demonstrations and feedback arrangements can be agreed before work begins. Share your location or time zone if it affects the discussion. Your project will receive its own requirements review and estimate. References to other locations describe availability for enquiries and remote collaboration; the published business address remains the Hazipur, Sector 104 location shown on the contact page.
