Question 1

What types of projects does Finite Loop work on?

Accepted Answer

Finite Loop works on custom web application development for B2B and digital-first companies, AI-powered software solutions that automate workflows and decision-making, ecommerce platforms and integrations for B2B and B2C businesses on Shopify, WordPress, and BigCommerce, business process automation projects, ERP implementation and custom API integrations, and scalable backend systems built for growth, performance, and security.

Question 2

How does Finite Loop approach project delivery?

Accepted Answer

Every project moves through clearly defined phases: Discovery Workshops to understand business goals and constraints, Scope Definition and Statement of Work to outline timelines and milestones, Wireframes and Solution Design before development begins, a Beta Release for early validation, structured Development and Iterative Delivery, User Acceptance Testing, and finally Deployment with post-launch support.

Question 3

Does Finite Loop provide support after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After deployment, Finite Loop provides a limited free maintenance period of 1 to 2 months covering system stability monitoring, fixing post-launch issues, and supporting handover. Ongoing support is then handled through an Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) with defined response times, predictable costs, and continuous optimisation.

Question 4

Does Finite Loop work with startups or only enterprises?

Accepted Answer

Finite Loop primarily works with startups and small to mid-sized businesses (SMEs). These are teams that benefit most from a business-first, structured delivery approach — where correct technical decisions early on significantly impact growth and cost efficiency. The model suits organisations that need to move fast without creating technical debt and want a long-term technology partner.

Question 5

What technology stacks does Finite Loop work with?

Accepted Answer

Finite Loop works with MEAN and MERN stacks, Java and Spring Boot, Python (Django, Flask, FastAPI), and Node.js for web and backend development. For mobile, the team builds native iOS (Swift), native Android (Kotlin), React Native, and Flutter applications. Cloud platforms include AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.