Question 1

What services does Brewnbeer offer?

Accepted Answer

Brewnbeer offers product design (UI/UX), product engineering (web and mobile development), AI solutions, Flutter app development, branding, pitch deck design, and marketing strategy. We work with startups and enterprises across India, Dubai, and the US.

Question 2

Where is Brewnbeer located?

Accepted Answer

Brewnbeer is based in Nashik, Maharashtra, India. We work remotely with clients across India, the UAE (Dubai), and the United States.

Question 3

What technologies does Brewnbeer use?

Accepted Answer

We work with React, Next.js, Flutter, Node.js, Firebase, AWS, Shopify, Swift, Kotlin, and Redis. Our tech stack is chosen based on what fits the project best.

Question 4

Does Brewnbeer work with startups?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work with early-stage startups to funded companies. We have helped clients raise over $50M in funding through products and pitch decks we designed and built.

Question 5

How many projects has Brewnbeer delivered?

Accepted Answer

We have shipped over 50 projects across fintech, healthcare, edtech, e-commerce, SaaS, and more. Our client retention rate is 98%.

Question 6

Does Brewnbeer offer AI development services?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build conversational AI, autonomous agents, generative AI tools, intelligent automation, predictive analytics, and multimodal AI integrations. We integrate AI where it creates genuine value in your product.

Question 7

Does Brewnbeer sponsor tech events?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Brewnbeer sponsors community-driven tech meetups, hackathons, workshops, and conferences in India. We support events focused on tech, design, and startups. You can request sponsorship through our community page at brewnbeer.com/community/sponsor.

Question 8

How can I request sponsorship from Brewnbeer for my event?

Accepted Answer

Visit brewnbeer.com/community/sponsor to submit a sponsorship request. Your event should be community-driven, non-commercial, tech/design/startup focused, based in India, in-person, with at least 30 expected attendees, and at least 3 weeks away.

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