VGTS Tech Company

VGTS (Vish Gyana Technology Solutions) is an India-based software development firm that combines product engineering, design, and applied AI to build digital products and enterprise systems. The company works with over 150 clients, has delivered products serving 1M+ users, and processed 400M+ transactions. Founded and operated from India, VGTS spans MVP development through modernization of existing platforms, with a stated focus on moving clients "from zero to launch, from prototype to product, and from vision to momentum."

Services and capabilities

VGTS organizes its offering across four pillars. Product Engineering covers MVP development, modernization, web and mobile applications, backend APIs, and DevOps/cloud infrastructure. The firm emphasizes design-first methodology, with design work preceding code, and testing/iteration baked into the process.

Digital Product Design includes UX research, UI design, motion design, and 3D/graphic design. According to client testimony, the firm's UI/UX work "delivered a unique shopping experience that boosted users and downloads" for a precious metals e-commerce client.

Enterprise System & Integrations focuses on connecting CRMs, ERPs, and third-party APIs. Specific platforms listed include Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, Guidewire, Frappe, and ERPNext. The company frames these integrations as ways to "eliminate silos, cut down repetitive work, and make scaling easier."

Applied AI & ML covers agentic RAG, multi-model AI, agentic AI systems, and custom AI/fine-tuning. VGTS also publishes content on AI chatbots, omnichannel messaging, and document automation, suggesting hands-on experience in those areas.

Notable work

VGTS lists five case studies on its site. Vittae, a personal finance app, involved web, mobile, and design work to "craft a smarter way to track spending and plan budgets." Apmex, a precious metals investment platform, received a full rebrand across web and mobile. Homeyhuts, a short-term rental search app, was launched as an MVP with web and mobile components. Surgtest, an educational platform, built interactive learning tools on web and mobile. Process Factorial (also called N Plus One Factorial) developed a no-code enterprise workflow automation platform.

Testimonials name additional clients: MSG (USA), Uitoux (India), ERP One (India), and Surgtest (India). One client reports a 7-year relationship with VGTS during which the firm "created numerous apps for multiples businesses." Another notes the team "delivered a functional portal on time, exceeding expectations."

How they work

VGTS describes a five-phase process: Strategize (align vision and map challenges), Design-First (prototype and design before code), Build with Purpose (intentional engineering), Test & Refine (iterate quickly), and Scale & Support (optimize post-launch). The firm positions itself as an integrated vendor to reduce "time juggling multiple vendors or fighting through broken handoffs." No specific pricing or engagement duration data is disclosed in the source material.

Team and credentials

The source does not provide founding year, specific team size, founders' names, or formal certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.). The website claims 150+ happy customers and 1M+ delighted users, but offers no breakdown of headcount, geographic offices beyond an India listing, or partnership status with major cloud or enterprise vendors. One long-term client describes the support team as "excellent and ready take calls even at 3 am on a Sunday," but no SLA or support tiers are detailed.

Products

VGTS has built two named proprietary products. Yolo Works is described as "a Manufacturing OS that brings your entire operations into one place" with job planning, stock tracking, and real-time dashboards. Hire Rabbit is an AI-powered hiring assistant for recruitment screening and interview scheduling. Neither product has disclosed pricing, user counts, or market traction in the source.