Trusted by companies across the USA
A dedicated React developer embedded in your team, delivering working builds every two weeks.
For your Gardena business.
Trusted by companies across the USA
A wholesale distribution company in Gardena was running its customer order portal on a PHP page that hadn't been touched since 2017. Every time their team added a new product category, a developer had to hand-edit HTML. They weren't looking for a project agency. They needed a React developer who could sit inside their team, learn their workflow over a few calls, and start moving the codebase forward week by week. That's the kind of engagement we run every day.
When you add one of our developers to your team, they work your hours. We overlap with Pacific time throughout the US business day, so your developer is in your Slack, attending your standups, and pushing code while you're still at your desk. The time zone difference between California and our Gandhinagar office means your developer is also heads-down building while your team sleeps. You start a lot of mornings with pull requests already waiting for review.
Our React developers work across the full stack of what a modern front-end role requires: React for component architecture, Redux when the application state gets complex enough to need it, Next.js when server-side rendering is the right call for performance or SEO, and TypeScript to catch the category of bugs that only show up in production if you don't. REST API integration is part of the job on most engagements, whether that means connecting to Stripe, a Salesforce endpoint, or a custom internal service. We pick the right tool for the problem, not the one that looks good on a proposal.
Aneri Developers has been working with US-based teams since 2015, across more than 500 projects and clients in 20+ countries. Every client owns all code from day one. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary systems sitting between you and your own product. If you ever decide to move on, you take everything with you. That's not a policy we invented recently; it's been the standard on every engagement we've run.
Your developer is active during Pacific time, so standups, code reviews, and Slack threads run on your schedule. No 24-hour lag on a simple question.
All source code, repositories, and documentation belong to you from the first commit. We sign NDAs and IP assignment agreements before work starts.
You see a working, testable build every two weeks. If priorities shift, you redirect the next sprint before more time gets spent in the wrong direction.
Our developers have handled React codebases ranging from small marketing portals to multi-tenant SaaS dashboards with complex Redux state. They've debugged the hard stuff.
We use Slack for daily communication, Loom for async walkthroughs, and shared GitHub and Jira boards. You always know what's in progress without asking for a status update.
Eleven years of remote software delivery across 20+ countries means the onboarding process, the communication rhythm, and the escalation paths are all figured out. You don't beta test our process.
Your developer works exclusively on your product for the full month. Best fit when you have a backlog that needs sustained, focused attention without context-switching.
Half-time capacity works well when you have ongoing feature work but don't need a full month of hours. Structured around your sprint calendar.
Tracked hours, no monthly commitment. Useful for audits, bug fixes, or exploratory builds where the scope isn't predictable yet.
Need a React developer paired with a backend or QA engineer? We staff small delivery teams and manage coordination on our end so you interface with one point of contact.
We spend 30 minutes learning what your product does, where the current bottlenecks are, and what kind of developer fits your team's working style. No pitch, just questions.
We send you one or two profiles matched to your stack and communication preferences. You interview them directly and make the call before anything starts.
Your developer gets read access to the codebase, joins your project tools, and spends the first few days mapping what exists before writing anything new. This prevents the classic mistake of building on top of a structure that needs to change first.
Together we scope the first two-week sprint to something shippable, not just started. You end the first sprint with something you can actually click through and test.
Every Friday you get a brief Loom walkthrough of what shipped, what's in review, and what's planned for next week. Adjustments happen at the sprint boundary, not through a change-order process.
Tell us what you're building and what's slowing you down. We'll match you with a React developer who fits your stack and your schedule, and you'll talk to them directly before any commitment is made.
For your Gardena, California business.