Aadi Infotech began in [EDIT: year] doing exactly the work nobody else wanted — inheriting half-finished websites, untangling hosting nobody had documented, and keeping systems running for businesses that had been left holding a login and a phone number that no longer answered.
That shaped how we work now. We treat maintenance as the product, not the afterthought. A site that stops being patched is a liability in eighteen months, and we'd rather build something we're prepared to stand behind for five years than something that photographs well on launch day.
The work has widened since. We build Android apps, WhatsApp automation and private AI servers alongside the web work, and we've taken on accessibility remediation for clients in regulated sectors — a WCAG 2.2 audit taken from a full list of findings to zero errors, closed with a formal report.
What hasn't changed is the size. We're a small team by choice. It means the person who scoped your project is the person who builds it, and the person who answers when something breaks on a Sunday.