Post-launch products
Mobile and web apps that need monitoring, store compliance updates, and hotfix discipline after NASBIX or another vendor shipped v1.
NASBIX TECHNOLOGIES
Post-launch and pre-launch care for web and mobile—monitoring, security patches, incident triage, OS and framework upgrades, and enhancement capacity under written SLAs from our Karachi delivery center.
Production systems need owners: someone watching uptime, applying patches before CVEs become headlines, triaging crashes users actually hit, and planning framework upgrades before Apple or Google force your hand. NASBIX managed support pods keep the products we build—and systems you already run—healthy after go-live.
Support follows the same bar as how we deliver builds: runbooks, escalation paths, and security prioritized through secure SDLC habits. We coordinate with your internal IT or continue seamlessly after a dedicated pod engagement when you want NASBIX to operate, not only build.
Founders, product leaders, and IT owners who need predictable post-launch coverage.
Mobile and web apps that need monitoring, store compliance updates, and hotfix discipline after NASBIX or another vendor shipped v1.
Multi-tenant services where downtime hits revenue and customer SLAs require named responders.
Patch cadence, audit-friendly change logs, and coordinated maintenance windows IT can approve.
Scoped to your stack, environments, and hours—not generic “best effort” helpdesk.
Functional fixes, config changes, and small enhancements aligned to an agreed backlog and change process.
Uptime checks, error tracking hooks, backup verification, and alert routing to on-call owners.
OS, framework, and dependency upgrades planned against store deadlines and security advisories.
Daily or business-hour response models with documented severity and escalation paths.
Reproduce, root-cause, and ship fixes—with release notes stakeholders and support teams can use.
Trend reviews, capacity signals, and patch debt tracked so surprises show up in planning—not at 2 a.m.
We operate inside your approval norms—production access, secrets, and communications defined up front.
Define, monitor, resolve, and improve on a cadence your leadership can track.
Monitoring, patching, and ticket response during agreed weekdays—ideal for internal tools and early-stage products.
Broader hours or P1 escalation paths when downtime directly hits revenue or customer contracts.
Fixed window to crush crash debt, upgrade dependencies, and leave runbooks before a handoff or retainer.
Retainer hours split between break-fix and small roadmap items with shared prioritization.
Managed support connects to delivery, security, and staffing options in the catalog.