Company
Grace Apps Private Limited is a registered software product company based in Pune, India. We build and publish our own applications, and we take on a limited amount of client work alongside them.
We make applications that run wherever the people using them happen to be — a phone on the train, a laptop at a desk, a television in the living room, a browser at work. Most companies pick one of those and stop. We think the choice is usually artificial, so we build across all of them from a shared codebase, and go fully native only where a platform genuinely deserves it.
Our own products are where that approach gets tested honestly. Grace runs on six platforms from one Flutter codebase. CloudFrame is written in SwiftUI because a ten-foot television interface has nothing in common with a phone. HeartBeat holds medical readings, so it never leaves the device it was entered on.
Everything we have learned doing that is what we bring to client projects.
Every product starts as a written design handoff — colours, type, spacing, motion timings and copy, decided before the first screen is coded. When code and handoff disagree, the handoff wins until someone deliberately changes it.
Colours, radii and durations come from a generated theme, not from a number typed into a component. Change the token, and every screen follows. It is why our apps stay consistent as they grow.
The part of an app that has to be right — a calculation, a health record, a billing rule — is built and tested on its own before any screen is drawn against it. Interfaces change often; the rules underneath should not.
Work moves in defined phases, and a phase does not start until the one before it has passed its tests. It makes progress visible and stops half-finished work from piling up out of sight.
We use three, and we pick between them on the shape of the problem rather than on preference.
When one product has to reach mobile, desktop and web with a single interface and a shared feel. Grace runs on six platforms this way.
When the target is iOS and Android specifically, the product leans on the JavaScript ecosystem, and the team maintaining it afterwards already writes TypeScript.
When the platform is the point — Apple TV’s remote-driven interface, HealthKit, biometric locks, or anything that must feel unmistakably native on Apple hardware.