Terms of Service
Last updated: August 26, 2026
In short
Sections 1–3 cover using this website. Sections 4–12 apply if you hire us for a project. For any project, the written proposal we both agree to is the real contract — this page is the default framework behind it.
1. Who we are
Pravshi (“we”, “us”) is an independent, remote-first software studio based in India. Pravshi is a business name; the studio is not incorporated as a company. You can reach us at contact@pravshi.com.
2. Using this website
By using this website you agree to these Terms. Use it only for lawful purposes. The site requires no account and asks you for nothing beyond what you choose to send us through a form. Where one of our apps offers an account, the terms accompanying that app govern it, not this page.
3. Our own intellectual property
The content, design, and code of this website, and of the products we publish under our own name, belong to Pravshi and are protected by copyright and other applicable laws. Nothing here transfers any right in them to you.
4. Client projects — how an engagement is formed
Sending an inquiry creates no obligation on either side. An engagement begins only when we have both agreed in writing to a proposal setting out the scope, the fee, and the schedule.
Where that proposal differs from this page, the proposal governs. These Terms fill the gaps it does not address.
5. Estimates and changes to scope
Timelines published on this site are estimates for guidance. The figures that bind us are the ones in your proposal.
Work outside the agreed scope is quoted separately before it starts. We will not absorb scope changes silently and then present a larger invoice, and equally we will not begin unquoted work on a verbal request.
6. Fees and payment
Fees, the payment schedule, and any applicable taxes are set out in your proposal. Unless it says otherwise, invoices are payable within 14 days of issue.
If an invoice remains unpaid past its due date, we may pause work after giving you notice. Ownership of deliverables transfers on final payment, as set out in section 8.
7. What we need from you
Projects depend on things only you can provide: content, brand assets, access to accounts and systems, decisions, and timely feedback. Delays in those move the schedule, and we will tell you when that happens rather than absorbing it quietly.
You confirm that any material you give us — text, images, data, code — is yours to use, or that you hold the necessary licence for it.
8. Ownership of what we build for you
On final payment, you own the deliverables we create specifically for your project — the source code, the designs, and the accounts we set up on your behalf. We will hand them over. We do not hold a client's product as leverage.
Two things sit outside that transfer, as they must:
- Third-party and open-source components. Software we did not write remains under its own licence. We use components whose licences permit commercial use, and we tell you what they are.
- Our own reusable tools. General know-how, and internal libraries or patterns we bring to every project, remain ours. You receive a perpetual licence to use them as part of your deliverables. This does not restrict what you can do with your product.
9. Showing the work
We may describe and show completed work in our portfolio and writing, unless your proposal says otherwise or you ask us not to. We will never publish anything you have marked confidential, and we will hold a project back until you have launched if you ask us to.
10. Confidentiality
Each of us will keep the other's non-public information confidential and use it only for the project. This applies whether or not a separate non-disclosure agreement is signed; we are happy to sign yours, or to provide a simple mutual one, before you share anything sensitive.
11. Warranties and what we do not promise
We will carry out the work with reasonable skill and care. If a deliverable does not do what the agreed scope says it should, tell us within 30 days of handover and we will fix it at no charge.
Beyond that, work is provided as-is. We do not warrant that software will be uninterrupted or error-free, and we are not responsible for third-party services, platforms, or app stores that your product depends on, or for changes they make.
12. Limitation of liability
Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential loss, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, or loss of goodwill.
Our total liability arising out of a project is limited to the fees you have paid us for that project. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
13. Ending an engagement
Either of us may end an engagement with written notice. You pay for work completed up to that point; we hand over what has been paid for, and we will not obstruct a transition to another developer.
14. Governing law
These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India, without regard to its conflict of law provisions. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with these Terms will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts in India.
15. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time. When we do, we will revise the “last updated” date above. Changes do not affect an engagement already underway — the proposal you agreed to continues to govern it.
16. Contact
Questions about these terms? Contact Pravshi, India — contact@pravshi.com.