Trusted by companies across the USA
React and Node builds shipped in days, with senior human review on every change.
A developer who works primarily inside Cursor, the AI code editor, to move at roughly twice the usual pace on React, Node.js, and TypeScript work. You pay a higher hourly rate, but the project finishes in far fewer hours, so the total cost lands lower. Speed without skipping review.
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Trusted by companies across the USA
A logistics startup founder came to us needing an internal ops dashboard: role-based access, a few hundred shipment records, live status filtering, and a Node API behind it. The contractor he used last time quoted three weeks before the first usable screen would exist. Our Cursor AI Developer had a working, reviewable build in front of him in about six working days. Same scope, same data model, a fraction of the calendar time.
That gap comes down to how the developer works inside Cursor. Cursor's AI autocomplete finishes whole functions and component blocks as they type, its codebase-aware chat answers questions about how your existing files connect, and its multi-file edit feature lets the developer describe a change once and apply it across a dozen files at the same time. The slow, repetitive parts of building React screens and wiring Node routes get drafted in seconds. A senior developer then reviews every line, corrects what the tool got wrong, and makes the architecture calls Cursor cannot make.
We are based in Gandhinagar, India, and we have worked with companies across 20+ countries since 2015. Our developers overlap with US business hours for live calls, demos, and quick decisions, then keep building while you sleep. Cursor's throughput plus the time difference means you often send feedback at the end of your day and wake up to a revised build the next morning. That is what makes the days-not-weeks pace real instead of a sales line.
Here is the honest part. Cursor speeds up the well-trodden work: CRUD screens, form-heavy interfaces, TypeScript types drafted from an API shape, repetitive component variants, and standard Express or Node route handlers. It does not speed up genuinely novel product decisions, gnarly state-machine logic, or anything where the hard part is figuring out what to build rather than typing it. For that work you are paying for human thinking at human speed, and we will tell you which bucket your project falls into before you commit.
A senior developer who works primarily inside Cursor, the AI code editor. Its autocomplete drafts the repetitive code; the developer directs, corrects, and reviews every line.
The developer owns every architecture and product decision. Cursor never merges code on its own, and nothing ships without a person reading it first.
Work that traditionally fills three weeks often lands in about one. The savings come from removing typing and boilerplate inside Cursor, not from cutting corners.
Day-to-day work in React, Node.js, TypeScript, and Python, wired to your APIs. Cursor's codebase-aware chat keeps the whole project in context, so changes land where they should.
You own all code and IP from the first commit. Every file Cursor helped draft passes through human review before it reaches your repository.
Live overlap with US Eastern and Pacific hours for calls and demos. Building continues across the time gap, so progress compounds overnight.
An internal dashboard that traditionally takes three weeks to a first usable build often shows up in about a week. Cursor's autocomplete and multi-file edits cut the typing, so you see real screens sooner and can course-correct early.
Scaffolding, TypeScript types, and Node route handlers get drafted in seconds inside Cursor instead of typed by hand. That frees the developer's hours for the logic and design choices that actually need a person.
Cursor's codebase-aware chat surfaces edge cases and inconsistencies a tired developer might skip, and a senior engineer reviews every change. The result is more consistent components and fewer of the small bugs that surface after launch.
The hourly rate is higher than a standard developer, but the project finishes in far fewer hours. Multiply rate by hours and the total comes out lower, because speed, not the per-hour figure, drives what you actually pay.
AI-powered developer working 40 hours/week on your project.
Same AI-powered developer, 20 hours/week. Consistent AI-augmented progress.
Pay for hours worked. Code reviews, sprints, or consulting with AI-powered output.
Hire a complete AI-powered team. Developer + designer + QA + PM, all using the best AI tools. Maximum output, one monthly rate.
This is the day-to-day delivery workflow, not the hiring process.
Get StartedWe map your feature set, data shapes, and existing files over a short call or two before anyone writes code. This is also where we tell you honestly which parts of the work Cursor will accelerate and which will move at normal pace.
The developer opens your repository in Cursor and uses its codebase-aware chat to understand how the existing files connect and where new work fits. You get a clear component and API plan with a realistic timeline before the build starts, not a vague estimate.
Routine React screens and Node routes get drafted through Cursor's autocomplete and multi-file edits in a fraction of the usual time. That leaves the developer's hours for state logic and tricky interactions, and progress often advances overnight across the time gap.
Cursor helps draft test cases and flags edge conditions, then a senior engineer reviews every change line by line. No code Cursor touched reaches your repository without a person reading it and owning the decision to ship it.
We ship, watch the build in real use, and turn your feedback into revisions quickly because Cursor makes small edits cheap to apply across files. You send notes at the end of your day and often see them addressed by morning.
Send us your feature set and we will show you which parts Cursor can accelerate and what the shorter timeline does to your total cost. The higher hourly rate pays for itself in the hours you no longer spend waiting.
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