Website development in San Francisco.
Twelve and a half hours apart, so this only works if the process is genuinely asynchronous. It is.
How this works
About one usable hour around 8am Pacific. Everything else in writing, by design rather than by accident.
San Francisco sits twelve and a half hours behind Pune in summer. There is a usable window at the very start of your day, around 8am Pacific, which is 8:30pm here. That is close to all of it, and pretending otherwise would waste your time in the first week rather than the fourth.
So the engagement is built not to need calls. Scope is written, milestones are fixed, and progress is visible without having to ask for it. When something needs a decision it arrives as a written question with the options and a recommendation, so you can answer it in your morning and the work continues in ours.
The trade is that a full working day of progress happens while you are asleep. The requirement on your side is that scope changes go in writing rather than being mentioned in passing on a call.
Same everywhere
What the build includes does not change by city.
A site built from scratch, a content system your team runs, the domain and hosting in your name, and redirects mapped from your old URLs so existing rankings survive the rebuild. The full list is on the main page.
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