What our clients say about us

“Simplileap rebuilt our entire web platform in 14 weeks — on time, on budget, and with a quality of code that our internal team was honestly surprised by. The Sprint review process meant we were never uncertain about where things stood.”

“We brought Simplileap in to redesign our core product and conduct a UX audit. They uncovered problems we had stopped seeing, and the redesign improved our activation rate by 34% in the first month post-launch.”

“The AI workflow they built processes 40,000 documents per day with 96% accuracy — replacing a 12-person manual review team. The LangSmith observability they set up means we can see exactly what the model is doing and why.”

“Our AWS bill was Rs 4.2L/month when Simplileap audited it. Four weeks later, it was Rs 1.8L. They right-sized every instance, moved stable workloads to reserved instances, and eliminated idle resources we had forgotten existed.”

“From the very first discovery call, Simplileap asked questions that showed they understood what we were building and why. They pushed back when our spec was unclear. That intellectual honesty continued throughout the engagement.”

“Our mobile app went from concept to App Store and Play Store in 16 weeks. The React Native codebase shares 85% of logic between iOS and Android — and the design system they built has made adding new screens genuinely fast.”

“The smart contract Simplileap built handles Rs 50 crore in monthly transaction volume. Their security review caught a reentrancy vulnerability in our original spec before a line of production Solidity was written. Worth every rupee.”

“We moved from 3-day manual deployment cycles to same-day CI/CD with preview environments for every PR. The Datadog setup they configured has saved us from three production incidents that would have been silent failures before.”

“Simplileap is the rare agency that will tell you when an idea is a bad one. They saved us two months of development work by identifying a fundamental UX assumption error in our prototype — something we had been too close to see.”