iTreeni Technolabs

iTreeni Technolabs is a web and mobile app development shop based in India, founded in 2017. The company reports 175+ completed projects, 80+ clients, and a team with a median of 5 years' experience. They position themselves as a one-stop shop: web development, mobile apps, ecommerce platforms, digital marketing, design, and database solutions under one roof. The team includes software developers, marketing specialists, and data analysts across multiple disciplines.

Their stated approach centers on three pillars they call i3: Inspiration, Intelligence, and Innovation. Leadership includes founders Rukmi Patel, Rahul Dhokia, and Rahul Patel, though the site provides minimal biographical detail beyond names and titles.

Services and capabilities

iTreeni works across several stacks and platforms. On the web side, they list MEAN Stack, MERN Stack, Laravel, Drupal, WordPress, and various JavaScript frameworks (Angular, React, Node, Backbone, LoopBack, Knockout). Mobile work spans native iOS and Android, React Native, Ionic, Xamarin, and PhoneGap.

Ecommerce is a stated focus. They build on Magento, WooCommerce, and Shopify. The company highlights Magento's support for 50+ payment gateways and WooCommerce's integration of 100+ payment options. For Shopify specifically, they note the platform powers 800,000 stores and has generated over $100 billion in sales since inception, though that's Shopify's metric, not theirs.

Database work covers MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL. Services include design, optimization, repair, data migration, and device integration. They tout MySQL's cluster configurations, MongoDB's document-based approach for handling big data, and PostgreSQL's cross-platform compatibility with frameworks like .NET, Java, and Python.

AWS services are listed as a specialty. iTreeni claims to be a "prime consulting partner" of AWS and offers AWS Mobile Services, backup and disaster recovery, server and app management, and application deployment. They frame AWS as a path from on-premise infrastructure to cloud, emphasizing flexibility, scalability, and security.

Digital marketing offerings include PPC, social media marketing, Google AdWords, and video ads. Design work covers PSD-to-HTML conversion, Bootstrap, Materialize CSS, Sass, and Less.

Notable work

The source names a handful of completed projects. Site Safe (PHP, Laravel, jQuery) is a backup and restoration tool allowing users to schedule daily, weekly, or monthly backups and restore sites or databases to previous states. Visit Mexico is described as a Drupal-based CMS built for the Mexican government to showcase tourist destinations, activities, and trip planning features. The site also lists projects for Hockey New Zealand, Interimarket, Little Athletes, Netball World Cup Liverpool, Esports Colosseum, Triathlon NZ, and Train-n-Gain, though no project details are provided for these.

Client testimonials cite smooth workflows, professional delivery, availability across time zones (one client notes assigning work in the evening to align with India morning hours), and one-stop-shop convenience. A testimonial from a Drupal user praises on-time delivery.

How they work

The company describes a four-stage process: Strategy (exploring solutions and new ideas with R&D), Planning (listening to clients and suggesting ideas), Development (delivering quality work), and Launch. They claim a "unique and streamlined approach" that saves time and money, though specifics on engagement model, contract terms, or pricing are absent from the source.

They advertise 24/7 support and availability during North American business hours when required, suggesting flexible scheduling. One client testimonial suggests time-zone arbitrage appeals to North American partners.

Team and credentials

iTreeni lists three founders: Rukmi Patel, Rahul Dhokia, and Rahul Patel, all titled "Founder and CEO." The site notes 30 repeat clients and a team with a median of 5 years' experience across diverse backgrounds. No formal certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, etc.) are mentioned in the source. A blog post references GoodFirms recognition, though no rating, review count, or date is specified beyond a December 2019 publication.

The company frames itself as "digital natives" with an emphasis on honing skills in emerging technologies, though no partnerships with major cloud providers, AWS Partner Network status, or third-party credentialing appears in the material.