CODEEDOC

CODEEDOC is an India-based software development firm that builds custom applications across blockchain, AI-ML, mobile, web, and enterprise systems. The company works with clients in fintech, e-commerce, healthcare, gambling, and crypto markets, delivering full-stack solutions from design through deployment. Their portfolio spans quick-commerce platforms (Dukkan Alhai), AI call assistants (Annica), multi-chain wallets, blockchain indexing tools, ERP systems, and gaming applications. They offer both custom development and white-label products ready to rebrand and deploy.

Services and capabilities

CODEEDOC groups its offerings into 13 service areas. Custom software development and enterprise solutions focus on SaaS applications, ERP systems, and analytics tools. Mobile development uses React Native for iOS and Android. Web work spans React, Next.js, and Vue.js. Blockchain services include DApp creation, smart contract development in Solidity, multi-chain wallet implementation, and chain indexing for EVM and Galachain networks. AI-ML services cover RAG-based chatbots, AI call assistants (trained on business data and routed to humans when needed), and document-to-chat pipelines using vector embeddings.

They also build specialized solutions: IoT systems that integrate multiple devices, embedded firmware for automotive and healthcare, AR/VR applications, and gambling platforms including slot games, casino integrations, and crash-game mechanics. UI/UX design, digital marketing (SEO, PPC, social, content), and startup partnerships round out the menu. They offer dedicated team engagements where staff focus exclusively on a client's product.

White-label products available for fast deployment include a multi-chain crypto wallet (supporting 15+ blockchains including Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Polygon), a betting game clone, a RAG-powered chatbot platform, blockchain indexing tools, CRM systems, warehouse management ERPs, and healthcare data unification platforms.

Notable work

Dukkan Alhai is a location-based quick-commerce marketplace built with React Native, Node.js, MongoDB, and geospatial indexing (GeoJSON). Vendors list shops and products; customers can order within a 5km radius or request custom orders. The platform handles billing, in-app chat, KYB verification, and sales management.

Annica is an AI-powered call assistant where business owners train support agents on their own data. It integrates Twilio for phone binding and forwards unresolvable calls to human support. Clients include restaurant owners and motels.

Multi-Chain Crypto Wallet is a mobile application supporting 15+ blockchains. Users generate addresses across chains from a single passphrase, swap assets within the app, and access the wallet via biometric or face scanning alongside transaction PINs.

Other delivered projects include Curific (a remote physiotherapy mobile app connecting IoT devices to doctor dashboards), Cureceptive (a healthcare platform unifying patient records across hospitals), Rewards DAO (a decentralized cashback and crypto rewards system on BSC), Diamond Rough Management System (ERP for diamond manufacturers handling rough/polish procurement, packet management, and accounting for 100+ crore turnovers), and Devaki Warehouse (multi-warehouse ERP with stock, admin, purchase/sales, tax, and reporting).

How they work

CODEEDOC offers both fixed-scope custom projects and dedicated team models. The site emphasizes an "Agile" and "Measurable" approach but does not publish specific sprint lengths, team composition, or pricing details. Engagement begins with a free consultation. For startups, they offer focused partnerships around competitive analysis, pricing strategy, and product-market fit before launch. The company works with a broad tech stack (listed below), selecting optimal combinations per project requirements.

Team and credentials

No founding year, team size, founder names, or formal certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are disclosed on the public site. The portfolio shows execution across 20+ live projects in regulated industries (healthcare, finance, gambling), suggesting operational maturity, but no third-party ratings, partner badges, or compliance credentials are stated.