VeriCode — Independent Software StudioSee the products

Where technology
meets solutions.

VeriCode is an independent software studio in India, building focused tools for learning, creating and everyday life.

Each product does
one job, properly.

From navigating the sea to finding the right shade. Open any of them for features, screenshots, support and its own privacy policy.

The collection keeps growing.

New products join one at a time, with the same care as the rest. Have a problem worth solving? Tell us about it.

Suggest a problem

Every product starts with a specific problem worth solving. Then it gets the care of software meant to last.

From a real need
to a product that lasts.

  1. Start with a real problem

    Each product begins with something specific: a rule to learn, a measurement to cut, a dose to remember, a talk that has to fit its slot.

  2. Build it focused

    One job, done clearly. Features earn their place, the interface stays out of the way, and every product states its limits honestly.

  3. Keep it improving

    Launch is the start. Products are maintained after release, and every one of them has a direct support address.

Different products.
The same standards.

  • Its own privacy policy

    Every product explains exactly what it stores and where, in a policy written for that product alone.

  • Honest about its limits

    A tape diagram is not a calibrated ruler. A medicine tracker is not a medical device. Each product says so plainly.

  • One address for help

    Questions about any product go to one place: [email protected]. No ticket portal, no account to create.

Based in India.
Building for anywhere.

VeriCode is an independent software studio based in India. Every product starts with a specific problem worth solving, and is independently designed, developed and maintained with a focus on practical features and clear design.

VeriCode is registered under Udyam (MSME) as a micro enterprise and operates as a sole proprietorship.

Meet the studio

Find the tool for your
next small problem.

Three for the web, four for Android and iPhone, and more on the way.