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Software, AI & ERP development in Chennai.

AI, ERP and software development for Chennai's manufacturing, healthcare and SaaS businesses.

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Why Chennai teams choose XTRE

A senior partner
in your time zone.

We pair deep engineering with real understanding of India markets — common sectors here include Manufacturing, Healthcare, Logistics. You get a small, senior team that designs, builds and operates your software.

Senior-only delivery — no juniors on your project
Fixed-scope pricing, quoted after a free discovery call
You own 100% of the IP from day one
We operate what we build — support beyond launch
Industries we serve in Chennai
ManufacturingHealthcareLogistics
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Working with XTRE in Chennai

Yes. XTRE works with startups, SMEs and enterprises across Chennai and the wider India region, building AI agents, ERP platforms (Odoo & ERPNext), cloud infrastructure and web & mobile products. We're remote-first, so we collaborate in your working hours.

All six of our practice areas are available in Chennai: AI & intelligent automation, enterprise software & ERP, web & mobile, cloud & infrastructure, digital transformation, and emerging tech & support.

Email hello@xtre.io or use our contact form. A senior engineer (not a sales rep) will reply within 24 hours and set up a free 30-minute discovery call at a time that suits Chennai.

We're a remote-first studio and deliver almost everything online, which keeps engagements fast and cost-effective. For India clients we align to your time zone and can arrange periodic on-site sessions when a project genuinely needs them.

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We also work across
India.

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