For 100+ clients. Founded in Bengaluru.
01 Government and DPI
Government website development, portals and AI for digital public infrastructure
Tailwebs is a government website development company building portals, dashboards and AI assistants for government programmes and digital public infrastructure bodies. We built the NITI Aayog Frontier Tech Repository portal, with the NFTR Assistant built in, the MOSIP brand website and Marketplace, eGov's brand websites and a COVID data dashboard for the Sikkim government.
Built The NITI Aayog Frontier Tech Repository portal, with the NFTR Assistant built in.
02 Public-sector work
Have you worked with government or DPI bodies?
Yes. We built the NITI Aayog Frontier Tech Repository portal, two government data dashboards, the MOSIP brand website and Marketplace, eGov's brand websites, and Crime and Punishment for Vidhi.
The Frontier Tech Repository portal, with the NFTR Assistant built in
We built the portal around how its users best use it, with AI help built in. The NFTR Assistant answers from the knowledge base, cites its sources and reports unanswered questions to admins. It has answered thousands of questions. How we build them: AI chatbot development.
A COVID data dashboard
A data dashboard built during COVID. How public dashboards are planned: data portals and dashboards.
A government data dashboard
Many data points mapped into one dashboard, through a frontend that generates each page's design and logic from a configuration.
The MOSIP brand website and the MOSIP Marketplace
The brand website, for an ecosystem that serves countries, and the live MOSIP Marketplace, where adopting countries find compliant devices and software. Engagement rose 30%. More on websites for digital public goods.
eGov's brand websites
We primarily built egov.org.in, from information architecture and content planning to design, build and launch, and helped on egov.global. Engagement rose 50%.
Crime and Punishment
Tailwebs built and maintains Crime and Punishment, a database of 7,305 crimes across 370 central laws. It cut manual effort by 90%, with higher quality, and states have adopted it.
Public-sector and DPI clients
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The Frontier Tech Repository portal and egov.global are WordPress builds. Running a WordPress or PHP site that needs a rebuild? See PHP web development company.
04 Compliance, step by step
Will the site pass its accessibility, quality and security checks?
It is built to: we design, test and fix, and the auditors your department uses run the checks.
Design and test
We design and test the site against the accessibility standard and web guidelines your department sets.
The standardAccessible from the first design, to your department's guidelines, such as GIGW.
Quality check
We prepare the site and the evidence. Your department's chosen auditor tests it.
The standardWhere your department asks for a quality check.
Security audit
An independent security auditor tests the site; we fix what they find, and they test again.
The standardAn audit by a CERT-In-empanelled auditor, where your department asks for one.
Hosting
The site goes live on the hosting your department requires.
The standardNIC or a MeitY-empanelled cloud, as your department requires.
05 Rules we design for
Which other rules shape a government platform?
Rules on accessibility, security, personal data, open source, open data and language. We plan the platform around them; your department decides what applies.
Knowledge, not certification · not legal advice
Accessibility
Shapes contrast, keyboard use, captions, document formats and how the site is tested before its audit.
- IS 17802, the Indian standard on accessible ICT products and services
- The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016
Security and data
Shapes logging, incident reporting, where personal data sits and how consent is asked.
- CERT-In directions on logging and reporting cyber incidents
- The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and its Rules
Open source and open data
Shapes the licence, the code repository and how datasets are published.
- The Government of India policy on adopting open source software
- The National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy, and the open data platform data.gov.in
- The Digital Public Goods Standard, for organisations building digital public goods
Language
Shapes how content is written, translated and kept in step across languages.
- Bhashini, the national language platform, for Indian-language content
Who certifies
Certificates come from the auditors your department uses. We build the site ready for their checks.
06 How to buy
How do we actually engage you?
In one of three ways, depending on what your organisation’s procurement rules allow: directly, through a research or implementing partner, or alongside a curating partner.
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- Directly
- With a department, mission or public-sector undertaking, under its own procurement process.
- Through a partner
- As the technology partner to a research organisation or implementing agency, as with Crime and Punishment, which Tailwebs built and maintains for Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy.
- Alongside a curator
- With a curating partner that runs the programme, while we design and build the platform.
- Documents on request
- References from relevant past work, and details of the team who would work on your project.
07 Hosting and handover
Where does it run, and who owns it after go-live?
Your department does. It runs in-country, in accounts your department owns, and the source code and documentation are handed over so NIC, a state data centre or another vendor can run it.
How a handover runs: our process.
Handover · at go-liveDraft terms
- OwnershipThe custom code, designs and content are yours once the project is paid in full.
- In-country hostingIn accounts your department owns.
- Source code, documentation and a walkthroughSo NIC, a state data centre or another vendor can run it.
- Maintenance, if you want itMonitoring, fixes and small changes through our Care and Growth plan, with critical issues answered within 4 business hours.
08 FAQ
Questions about government website development.
Do you build GIGW-compliant websites?
Yes. Government work is accessible by default, and we design and test to the guidelines your department sets, such as GIGW. Where a formal certificate is required, it comes from the auditor your department uses.
Can you host on NIC or MeitY-empanelled cloud?
Yes. We deploy to the hosting your department requires, such as NIC or a MeitY-empanelled cloud, and plan the architecture around its rules.
In government chatbot development, can the bot avoid making things up?
It can be built to answer only from approved documents and cite its sources, as the NFTR Assistant does, and to log questions it cannot answer so admins can fill the gap.
Do you support Hindi and other Indian languages?
Yes. We plan multilingual content from the start, with human translation or machine translation, including the national Bhashini platform. TailGPT, the AI agent we run on our own site, answers visitors who ask in Hindi.
How do you handle security requirements?
We plan around the security rules your department follows, including CERT-In guidance on logging and incident reporting. Builds have role-based access and an audit log of changes, we apply OWASP practice, and we support third-party security audits before go-live.
Can you work through an implementation partner?
Yes, we work directly with departments, as a technology partner to research organisations and alongside curating partners.
Will the code be open source?
If your programme follows the government's open-source policy, we plan the licence and repository for release from the start.
Is Tailwebs one of the government software companies in Bangalore?
Yes. Tailwebs was founded in Bengaluru, has its office in Domlur, and builds websites, dashboards and AI assistants for government programmes and DPI bodies, including the NITI Aayog Frontier Tech Repository portal, the MOSIP brand website and Marketplace, and eGov's brand websites.