About Bheem — the Developer Behind VelrixTech

Bheem · Founder & Lead Developer, VelrixTech · Last updated: 10 July 2026

I'm Bheem — founder and the only developer at VelrixTech. I design and build mobile apps with Flutter: one codebase that ships to both Android and iOS. Based in Jaipur, Rajasthan — working with clients across India and worldwide.

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There's no team page on this site because there's no team to show — and I'd rather tell you that than invent "50+ experts". When you message VelrixTech, I'm the one who replies. I'm also the one who sketches your screens in Figma, writes the code, tests the builds and pushes them to the stores. Nothing gets lost between a salesperson, a project manager and a developer you never meet, because all three of those people are me.

This page exists so you can check who you're dealing with before you send money to a stranger on the internet. Fair — I'd do exactly the same. So instead of testimonials, here's proof you can verify yourself.

Real apps you can download right now

I could fill this section with glowing quotes. I won't — I'm early-stage, and I refuse to fake social proof. What I have instead is better: apps I designed, built and published under my own developer account, that you can install on your phone in the next two minutes. Download one. Check the design, the loading speed, how it feels in hand. That tells you more about my work than any testimonial I could write about myself.

Everything ships under one account — Velrix Tech on Google Play — so you can see everything under my developer account in one place. And where a link above says "coming soon", it's because I'd rather show you nothing than show you a dead link.

How do I work?

Design first, milestones after. You approve a clickable Figma design before development starts, you pay in stages as each stage gets approved, and you get the full source code handed over on final payment — plus 30 days of free post-launch support. Your Play Store, App Store and domain accounts stay yours. No lock-in.

• Design approval before development. You click through your app in Figma and approve it before I write production code. Changing a screen in design costs minutes; changing it after coding costs weeks. This one habit prevents most project disasters.
• Milestone payments. A small advance to start, then stage-wise payments — each one only after you've seen and approved that stage. Your money always maps to work you can see.
• Direct communication. You message me, I reply — within 24 hours, usually much faster. No ticket numbers, no "our team will get back to you". English or Hindi, whichever you're comfortable in.
• Source-code handover on final payment. The code is part of what you paid for. On final payment you get the full source, so any developer can pick it up later — you're never dependent on me.
• 30 days of free post-launch support. Bugs found in the first month after launch are mine to fix, free. After that, we can talk about ongoing support if you want it.

On timelines: a simple app usually takes around 3–6 weeks, and a feature-rich one with logins, a backend and an admin panel around 6–10 weeks. I've broken down exactly what moves those numbers in my app development timeline guide. And if you're wondering why I bet on Flutter instead of separate native apps, I wrote an honest comparison — Flutter vs native — including the cases where native genuinely wins.

Why work with a solo developer?

Three honest reasons: you get a direct line to the person actually writing your code, you're not paying for an agency's office and account managers, and there's exactly one person accountable for the result. The honest trade-off: my bandwidth is one person's bandwidth — which is exactly why I work on milestones and a written scope.

The upside is simple. No game of telephone where your feedback passes through a project manager and comes back as something you didn't ask for — the person you brief is the person who builds. Overheads are low, so quotes reflect work, not office rent. And when something breaks, there's no "that was the other team's module". It's mine. I fix it.

Now the downside, stated plainly instead of buried: I'm one person, I take on a few projects at a time, and my capacity has a ceiling. Here's how I keep that from becoming your problem: milestone payments mean your money is never sitting against undelivered work, and a written scope means we both know exactly what "done" means. You hold your own store accounts and get the source code on final payment — so even in the worst case, another developer could continue from code you own.

If you're weighing me against agencies and freelance marketplaces, I've written a full guide on hiring an app developer in India — including the questions I'd want you to ask me.

Quick questions — jo log mujhse WhatsApp pe poochte hain

Contact & verify me

Everything below is real and checkable, and it's the same identity everywhere: the developer name on Google Play, the email on this site and the person answering the WhatsApp number are all one person — me. If something doesn't match, tell me and I'll fix it publicly.

• Email: support@velrixtech.com
• WhatsApp: +91 96025 14869 — replies within 24 hours
• Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan, India (working remotely with clients everywhere)
• Published work: Velrix Tech developer page on Google Play

Social profiles (LinkedIn, GitHub, Instagram) are being set up and will be added here as they go live — I won't paste placeholder links that lead nowhere. Until then, the Play Store developer page is the strongest verification there is: Google doesn't publish apps without a verified account behind them.

If you'd rather see the work before talking, my project section and services page cover what I build. Answers to the most common process questions live in the FAQ.

Last updated: 10 July 2026 · Found something outdated? Tell me and I'll fix it.