Building Websites and Apps
Tech enthusiast remnants coalesced with rising #technology trends seeping into the #rural #hospitality & #travel got me initiated (www.astratechz.com) in August, 2020. Building websites and apps at affordable price points for businesses is a path to nominal earnings, yet as a process it satiates the intellect. Especially when you have learnt to code & assembled a team later than most. It wasn’t anticipated as one of my callings till very recently.
So far I’ve happily been teaching scuba (goandamans.in) & co owning a resort (outbackresorts.in). I noticed long ago that I cherish writing my own answers, and the new languages seem to be helping the same. With 10+ solutions deployed in last 90 days, and an in-house delivery app running (andamandoorstep.com) – we are hungry for more.
It’s a long road ahead. Full of lessons on data analytics, sales & acquisition, process learning, machine learning, design, development and more. All the help, collaboration is welcome.
To build more projects is the surest sharpest learning curve. So please spread the good word and show some support. Build your next solution with us: astratechz.com/portfolio #startup #salesandmarketing #lifechallenges
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