Squillion Technology

Squillion Technology is a custom software development company based in London with operations in India. The company builds mobile apps, web platforms, IoT solutions, and SaaS products for clients across automotive, logistics, e-commerce, fintech, healthcare, and gaming. Their public portfolio includes YAGO (a South Korean scooter-sharing platform), a logistics management system used by last-mile delivery operators, Flightgrade (a flight information and review platform), and OCPP/OCPI charging infrastructure software for EV networks.

The company's core strength lies in full-stack development: they handle frontend and backend architecture, mobile app creation for iOS and Android, database design, and CMS implementation. Their technology roster spans Angular, React, Vue.js, Node.js, Python, Laravel on the backend; React Native, Flutter, and native iOS/Android on mobile; MySQL, MongoDB, Firebase for data; and WordPress, Shopify, Magento for e-commerce platforms. They also offer UI/UX design, data visualization (Power BI, D3.js, Tableau), and cloud deployment on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.

Services and capabilities

Squillion structures their work around distinct service lines. Mobile app development covers iOS and Android, including cross-platform solutions via React Native and Flutter. Their web development includes custom builds on WordPress, Shopify, and Magento, with attention to SEO optimization, speed tuning, and landing page design. IoT development focuses on device connectivity and management. They offer UI/UX design with prototyping in Figma and Adobe XD, data visualization using Power BI and custom D3.js charts, and Power BI consultation for strategic data modeling and dashboard creation.

Their process follows Agile methodology with Scrum events. Requirements gathering leads into UI design and prototyping, followed by development (backend, frontend, mobile built in parallel), testing and QA, deployment, and ongoing support. They claim to deliver projects on schedule. Post-launch, they provide maintenance packages including updates, improvements, and new feature development.

Notable work

YAGO, a South Korean mobility platform, runs on Squillion's "Eazy Ride" software stack—a white-labeled mobile app, admin panel, and fleet operations app that handle real-time scooter tracking, automated billing, and user management. A logistics firm uses Squillion's integrated management software with driver applications for vehicle location and collection, executive apps for operations, technician apps for maintenance, and admin panels for control. Flightgrade, a travel platform, provides flight booking checks, seat maps, aircraft information, and user reviews. The OCPP/OCPI tech solution connects EV charging stations to management software via backend infrastructure.

Client testimonials come from EGSS Technologies (London), More4Motion Private Fleet (Virginia, USA), Pickboard (Seoul), Softcare Solutions, and Hanny Logistics (India). One Hanny Logistics testimonial notes "significantly increased number of Bookings" and "smoother user Experience" after website launch.

How they work

Squillion operates on a project-based model with Agile iterations and regular client check-ins. Development cycles include business analysis, UX design with prototypes, UI implementation, backend and frontend development, testing, and deployment. They provide transparency through regular project updates and offer ongoing support packages post-launch. The company maintains contact via email, phone, and an online form. No pricing is published on their site; engagement typically begins with a free consultation.

Team and credentials

No founder names, exact team size, or certification details (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR compliance) are mentioned in the source material. The site references "experienced professionals with diverse skill sets and domain expertise" but provides no headcount, office locations beyond London and India, or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2, etc.). A blog post from August 2025 mentions they offer their Power BI custom visual "Map by Squillion" free to accredited universities and nonprofit organizations, suggesting some technical depth in data tools, though this appears to be a minor product line.