What we built, and what it took.

The XDQ Labs case studies cover its own production products, written up the same way a client project would be: the problem, what was built, the stack and the outcome. Drapto is a hospital revenue-integrity platform for Indian hospitals, and Quotarider is a multi-tenant B2B CRM with an AI agent and a guarded sequence engine. Both show full-stack web and mobile builds, integrations, billing, agent runtimes and security hardening, which are the same services offered to clients in the US, UK, UAE and India.

The case studies feature XDQ Labs products because they can be described in full technical detail without confidentiality limits, and they are live systems the team runs every day. Client work is covered by NDAs and the client owns the code and IP at handover, so it is not published without permission. The products prove the same building blocks used in client builds: the data layer, XDQ AgentOS, billing, test suites and security passes. References can be discussed during scoping where clients agree.

Yes, XDQ Labs can build a similar platform for your company, either from scratch or as a configured deployment of Drapto or Quotarider with your own integrations. Send a short brief describing the workflow, users and systems involved. Our sales experts share a written scope and a custom quotation within two working days. Focused MVPs typically take four to six weeks and fall in the USD 5,000 to 20,000 or USD 20,000 to 50,000 bands, while multi-module platforms run longer and sit in higher bands.

Evaluate a software development company by checking whether its case studies show a specific problem, the actual stack, what was shipped and how it was tested and secured. Look for evidence of production use, not only design mock-ups. XDQ Labs case studies list the technologies, modules built, security issues closed and verifier results for each product. During scoping, you can also ask for a walkthrough of a live system, the test suite and the deployment process before committing to a fixed-price build.

Yes, each XDQ Labs case study includes the security work alongside the features, because every build gets a security pass before release. The write-ups describe issues found and closed, such as hardcoded credentials, stored XSS, CORS gaps, open redirects, SSRF risks and agent guardrail weaknesses, along with how each was verified. This reflects the find, fix and verify approach used on client projects, where security is part of delivery rather than a separate audit added afterwards.