Yoga Power
Mobile and web application
Video tutorials for asanas and pranayama, organised into sessions users can work through at their own pace.
About us
A development company that also teaches.
Netparam Technologies Private Limited was incorporated in December 2012 and registered with the Registrar of Companies, Jaipur. We've spent the years since doing two things at once — delivering software for clients, and training people to do the same work.
What we do
On the delivery side, we provide end-to-end development for web and mobile. We work across a wide range of technologies, from open source through to proprietary platforms and fully custom builds, and we've delivered projects in health, education and community engagement for clients in India and overseas.
On the training side, we run industry-oriented programmes out of both centres. The reason the two sit together is practical: teaching keeps our own team sharp, and students learn far more from a mentor who spent the morning fixing a production bug than from one who hasn't shipped anything in years.
How we work
- Scope, price and timeline agreed in writing before development starts
- Staging links at each stage, so you review working software rather than status reports
- Admin panels built for non-technical staff, so you aren't dependent on us for routine changes
- Backups and hosting handover documented at launch
Where we are
Our registered office is in Sikar, in Bhati Mansion on Bajaj Road. The Jaipur office is on Janpath in Nirman Nagar. Both run client work and teaching, and both are open to visitors — call ahead and someone will make time.
- Founded
- 2012
- Team size
- 11–50
- Offices
- Jaipur & Sikar
Work in the world
A few of the products we've built and continue to support.
Institute Management System
Web and Android application
Academic and administrative management for an education provider — admissions, attendance, fees and records in one place.
Health and community projects
Web and mobile
Applications built for health services and community organisations, where the users are frequently not technical and the interface has to carry the load.