Does Foways still take client projects?

We do, but deliberately few. Our own products come first — Setu, Foways Office, worldgovdata and Tasks — and a brief is only taken on if the same senior team can hold it to the same standard. When we can't, we say so early rather than stretch thin.

What kind of custom work does Foways take on?

Two tracks. Enterprise covers AI copilots and agents, B2B SaaS, internal tools, data engineering, integration, security and platform work. Consumer covers mobile and web apps, games, AI films, creator tools, AI companions and AR. Everything is built to order — we don't resell templates.

Can Foways adapt Setu or Foways Office for our organisation?

That is the usual path for government and public-sector work. Setu is a framework extended at build time, so a deployment is configured and extended for your department rather than rebuilt. Foways Office works the same way. The custom part is the extension, not a fork.

Who owns the code when a custom project ships?

You do, outright. On delivery you receive the full source and the intellectual property, plus 30 days of support. There is no lock-in and no licensing trap — what we build for you is yours.

We build products — and a few custom briefs a year.

Foways is a product studio first: Setu, Foways Office, worldgovdata and Tasks are ours, built and run in-house. Alongside them we take a small number of custom briefs each year — enterprise platforms or consumer products — scoped by a director, engineered by the same senior team, held to the same bar.

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What a custom brief can cover.

Two tracks, one team. This is the range we work in — not a menu to order from. Most briefs cut across several lines at once; we scope the whole system, not a single item.

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Enterprise

AI platforms, internal tools and B2B products — built for scale, security and an audit trail that holds.

AI Copilots & Agents: Production LLM copilots and agents wired into your operations, with retrieval, tool use, and guardrails.
B2B SaaS Platforms: Multi-tenant SaaS products built to scale, with billing, roles, and tenant isolation from day one.
Internal Tools & Portals: Operational back-office software that replaces spreadsheets and glue scripts with reliable internal apps.
Data & Analytics: Real-time analytics, decision support, and forecasting built on a governed, modeled data foundation.
Data Engineering & ETL: The pipelines, warehouses, and knowledge graphs that keep enterprise data accurate, fresh, and queryable.
Intelligent Automation & RPA: Process mining, document AI, and robotic automation that remove manual steps from high-volume workflows.
Systems Integration: Connective tissue between your ERP, CRM, warehouses, and the new AI systems we deliver.
Web, Mobile & Desktop Apps: Cross-platform applications for field, frontline, and back-office teams across web, iOS, Android, and desktop.
Enterprise Design & UX: Design systems and interaction design that make complex, data-dense enterprise software clear and usable.
Security, Compliance & Audit: Controls, audit trails, and governance that satisfy security reviews and regulatory obligations.
Platform Engineering & DevOps: The infrastructure layer that keeps mission-critical systems deployable, observable, and resilient.
AI Research & Prototyping: De-risk emerging AI before you commit budget, with benchmarks, prototypes, and feasibility proofs.
Corporate AI Film & Enablement: Generative AI media and rollout support that turn the systems we build into adopted, understood tools.
B2B Growth & RevOps: The marketing sites, lead pipelines, and revenue tooling that turn enterprise software into pipeline and renewals.

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Consumer

Apps, games, AI films and creator tools — built for the moment someone opens it and decides to stay.

Consumer Mobile Apps: Native and cross-platform iOS and Android apps built for daily-use stickiness and effortless onboarding.
Consumer Web & PWA: Fast, installable web apps and progressive web apps that feel native on every device.
Mobile Games: Casual, hyper-casual, and mid-core mobile games engineered for retention, virality, and monetization.
AI Films & Short Video: End-to-end AI movie and short-form video production, from script to rendered, sound-designed final cut.
Creator & Generative Tools: Generative AI products that let everyday users create images, video, audio, and text with pro-grade results.
Chat & AI Companions: Conversational assistants and AI companions with memory, personality, and multimodal understanding.
AR, Camera & Spatial: Camera-first and augmented-reality experiences across phones, headsets, and on-device vision models.
Personalization & Discovery: Recommendation and feed systems that surface the right content and keep users coming back.
Marketplaces & D2C Commerce: Two-sided marketplaces and subscription commerce apps with trust, payments, and conversion built in.
Social, Community & Audio: Social networks, community apps, and audio platforms designed for engagement and healthy interaction.
Desktop, Wearable & Ambient: Native desktop apps and companion experiences across watches, TVs, IoT, and cars.
Design & UX: Product design and motion craft that make consumer apps feel intuitive, premium, and delightful.
Growth & Engagement: Analytics, experimentation, and lifecycle systems that turn installs into retained, paying, referring users.
Backend & Scale Infra: The real-time backend and platform layer that keeps consumer apps fast and reliable at millions of users.

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How a custom brief works

What we learned building our own products applies here too: map the problem, fix the spec, quote it once, ship against a real date.

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Scope

One call with a director — not a sales bot — turns the goal into a concrete spec, clear milestones and a real deadline.

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Quote

One fixed price for the agreed scope, split 50/50 — half to begin, the balance only once it ships and works.

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Ship

Designed and built in-house, two free iterations per feature, then the source, the IP and 30 days of support.

Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before we start

50/50 — the balance is due only when it works

Two free iterations on every feature

You own the source and the IP outright

Running costs passed through, never marked up

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Services FAQ

Does Foways still take client projects?: We do, but deliberately few. Our own products come first — Setu, Foways Office, worldgovdata and Tasks — and a brief is only taken on if the same senior team can hold it to the same standard. When we can't, we say so early rather than stretch thin.
What kind of custom work does Foways take on?: Two tracks. Enterprise covers AI copilots and agents, B2B SaaS, internal tools, data engineering, integration, security and platform work. Consumer covers mobile and web apps, games, AI films, creator tools, AI companions and AR. Everything is built to order — we don't resell templates.
Can Foways adapt Setu or Foways Office for our organisation?: That is the usual path for government and public-sector work. Setu is a framework extended at build time, so a deployment is configured and extended for your department rather than rebuilt. Foways Office works the same way. The custom part is the extension, not a fork.
Who owns the code when a custom project ships?: You do, outright. On delivery you receive the full source and the intellectual property, plus 30 days of support. There is no lock-in and no licensing trap — what we build for you is yours.

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If it's a real problem, send it.

We answer briefs ourselves — no account manager in between. Tell us what has to exist, what it has to do, and by when. If it isn't for us, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.

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