What we build06 of 12Apps18 things we build
Customers still call to ask where things are.
They track their order in an app with your name on it, and your team says yes to each change.
Tested on twenty of your own past requests before it goes live, and kept working as AI changes.
Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.
All 18
Everything we build for your apps and portals.
Each one opens with what we build, three examples and what we don't promise.
A sample staff app: a new joiner's first month, and a question answered from your own manual.
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A companion app for every step of a long processBuilt before
Guides each customer through a long process step by step, with reminders, documents and answers in one place.
What we build
- The journey written as steps, with what the customer does and what you do.
- A personal plan for each customer, kept current from your system.
- Reminders before each step, and documents asked for only when they're needed.
- Answers from your own material, in the customer's language.
- A person one tap away whenever they want one.
For example, in your trade
- Education. A university's admitted students follow one checklist from offer letter to hostel move-in, with fee and visa reminders.
- Diagnostic labs. A fertility clinic's patients get each day's medicines, scans and instructions through a treatment cycle.
- Finance. A home loan customer follows each step from sanction to disbursal, with papers asked for only when the next step needs them.
What we don't promise. We never let the app answer medical, legal or money questions on its own; it answers from your material and hands the rest to a person.
Built before
- Conference apps in two languages, for an industry body in Asia Pacific, for its leadership meetings.
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A portal where customers see everything
Customers check status, documents, invoices and next steps in one link, without calling anyone.
What we build
- A link or app for each customer, with live status from your system.
- Documents to upload, sign and download in one place.
- Quotes to accept and invoices to pay, with payment links.
- Questions answered by an assistant, with your team one tap away.
- Your name, colours and web address on every screen.
For example, in your trade
- Law firms. A CA firm's clients upload papers, see where their filing stands, sign and pay through one link.
- Construction. A home builder's buyers see progress photos, the payment schedule and approvals waiting on them.
- Moving. A freight forwarder's customers track each shipment, download documents and see charges without writing an email.
What we don't promise. We never show a status your team hasn't recorded; the portal is only as current as the system behind it.
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Your own app on your customers' phonesBuilt before
An app with your name where customers book, order, pay and get help, in their own language.
What we build
- One app for iPhone, Android and the web, built once.
- Booking, ordering and payment by UPI and cards.
- Reminders, offers and loyalty points that bring people back.
- An assistant inside that answers and books in their language.
- Your team's side: orders, bookings and customers in one place.
For example, in your trade
- Diagnostic labs. A hospital's patients book appointments, pay, see reports and get medicine reminders in one app with its name.
- Agriculture. A restaurant chain's regulars order direct in its own app and collect points.
- Brokerages. A gated community's residents raise requests, book the clubhouse and pay dues in one app.
What we don't promise. We don't promise downloads; people install an app when it gives them a reason, which we design with you.
Built before
- Conference apps in two languages, for an industry body in Asia Pacific, for its leadership meetings.
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An ordering app for your dealers and retailers
Dealers and retailers see stock, prices and schemes, and place repeat orders themselves at any hour.
What we build
- A catalogue with each dealer's own prices, schemes and credit limit.
- A suggested order for each outlet from what it bought before and what's selling.
- Orders by app, WhatsApp or voice note, straight into your system.
- Order status, invoices, dues and payments in the same app.
- A view for your sales team of who ordered, who didn't and why.
For example, in your trade
- Manufacturing. A paint company's dealers reorder at night from the app, with the scheme applied and their credit shown.
- Agriculture. A biscuit maker's retailers get a suggested order each week from what sold, and confirm it in a tap.
- Diagnostic labs. A pharma distributor's chemists send a photo of a handwritten list, and the order is built for them to confirm.
What we don't promise. We don't promise every dealer stops calling; we plan the rollout with your sales team and keep the phone order route open.
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A portal for your suppliers and partners
Suppliers and partners send quotes, invoices and documents, and see when they'll be paid, without calling you.
What we build
- Supplier sign up with GST, bank details and documents checked.
- Requests for quotes, with quotes coming back in one format to compare.
- Orders, deliveries and invoices in one thread per order.
- Payment status and remittance details without a phone call.
- Ratings on price, quality and delivery that suppliers can see.
For example, in your trade
- Construction. A builder's subcontractors upload bills with measurement sheets and see when each is approved and paid.
- Relocation. A relocation firm's partners in 40 cities receive jobs, upload proof and invoice through one portal.
- Associations. An events company's vendors confirm bookings, share documents and see payment dates for each event.
What we don't promise. We don't promise suppliers will use it on day one; it works when it gives them a reason, like seeing when they'll be paid.
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An app for your people in the field
Checklists, photos, signatures and voice notes from the site go straight into the system, even without signal.
What we build
- Today's jobs, addresses and instructions on the phone.
- Checklists, photos stamped with time and place, signatures and voice notes in the worker's language.
- Works without signal and syncs when back in range.
- Proof that flows into billing, reports and the customer's update.
- Simple enough for a first smartphone, with a number to call for staff who would rather speak.
For example, in your trade
- Moving. Drivers start a trip, send pickup and delivery photos and log waiting time in a few taps, in Hindi or Tamil.
- Agriculture. A dairy's field officer logs farmer visits in Marathi while walking the farm, and the record reaches the office in English.
- Power contractors. A solar installer's crew completes a rooftop checklist with photos, even without signal.
What we don't promise. We don't promise it runs on every old phone; we test on the phones your team actually carries before rollout.
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The internal tools your team keeps asking for
The small apps each team needs, built on your own data and kept running.
What we build
- A list of the tools each team needs, ranked by hours saved.
- Each one built on your data, with sign in and roles.
- Forms, trackers, calculators and admin screens that replace the spreadsheets.
- AI where it helps, to fill from a document, summarise or draft.
- Kept running, with fixes and small changes as they come up.
For example, in your trade
- Finance. An insurance broker's renewals tracker replaces a 40 tab spreadsheet, with reminders and a view for each relationship manager.
- Moving. A forwarder's rate calculator gives sales a landed cost from current freight and duty.
- Education. A coaching institute's batch planner matches teachers, rooms and students on one screen.
What we don't promise. We never build a tool without an owner on your side, because a tool nobody owns quietly dies.
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Your team builds its own small tools, safelyNew
Staff describe a tool in plain words and use it, on data IT has approved.
What we build
- A private app builder for your company, on your own servers or cloud.
- Connected only to the data each person is allowed to use.
- Ready parts in your brand: tables, forms, approvals and charts.
- A review before any tool is shared beyond the person who made it.
- A list of every tool, who owns it and who uses it.
For example, in your trade
- Larger firms. An operations analyst builds a returns tracker by describing it, and IT approves it for her team.
- Finance. A bank's branch team builds its own visit log on approved customer data, without raising a ticket.
- Law firms. A consultancy's managers build client trackers from a sentence, all inside the firm's own sign in.
What we don't promise. We never let a staff-built tool reach data or send anything beyond what IT has approved; the limits come first.
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AI features inside the software you sell
Adds an assistant, plain word search and AI actions inside your own product, under your brand.
What we build
- The two or three AI features your users would pay for, picked from how they use the product.
- An assistant inside the product that can read the screen and act, with the user's permission.
- Search in plain words across your product's data.
- Screens the AI puts together from your product's own parts, so it always looks like your product.
- Cost and quality tracking for every AI feature.
For example, in your trade
- Software companies. An HR software company adds an assistant that drafts job descriptions and answers who's on leave today, inside its app.
- Education. An edtech app adds a practice tutor that explains, quizzes and adapts using only its own material, in the student's language.
- Finance. A lending platform adds an assistant that explains a borrower's bank statement to the credit officer inside the existing screen.
What we don't promise. We don't promise an AI feature is right every time; each ships with tests, limits and a way for users to correct it.
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Your idea, built into a working productBuilt before
Takes an idea from a sketch to a working product real customers can use.
What we build
- A first sprint to shape the idea, the users and what to test first.
- A clickable prototype, put in front of real people.
- The first working version with sign in, payments and the AI it needs.
- Launch, measure, and change what the numbers say.
- Every account and line of code in your company's name.
For example, in your trade
- Hospitality. A hotelier's idea for a guest concierge app is in guests' hands at one property first, then rolled out.
- Education. A coaching founder's Hindi exam practice app gets a working version for 200 students to try.
- Diagnostic labs. A physiotherapist's idea for home exercise tracking becomes an app patients use between visits.
What we don't promise. We don't promise an idea will succeed in the market; we promise a working product people can try, and honest numbers on whether they use it.
Built before
- Conference apps in two languages, for an industry body in Asia Pacific, for its leadership meetings.
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AI products with your name on them
An AI assistant, AI voice agent or app you sell to your customers under your brand, run by us.
What we build
- The product shaped around what your customers already buy from you.
- Your brand, web address and pricing on every screen and invoice.
- A separate, private space for each of your customers.
- Usage and billing per customer, so you can charge for it.
- Support and updates run by us, behind your name.
For example, in your trade
- Agencies. A marketing agency sells an AI receptionist to its clinic clients under its own brand, with each clinic set up separately.
- Law firms. An accounting firm gives its clients an assistant that answers GST questions from the firm's own notes.
What we don't promise. We only build on parts whose licences allow resale under your name, and don't promise a feature a licence forbids. On WhatsApp each assistant stays a service of the business using it, answering from its own records, and we never sell a general purpose assistant there. Those run in your own app, the browser, Slack or Teams, because WhatsApp's business platform has barred them since 15 January 2026. Answers on tax, law or health are drafts from your own notes, your firm stays answerable, and anything that is advice goes to a qualified person.
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Old software rebuilt, without losing what worksNew
Reads your old system's code and data, writes down its rules, and rebuilds it as a modern app.
What we build
- A full reading of the old code and database, with every rule written down in plain English.
- Those rules checked with your team before anything changes.
- A modern app built screen by screen, with results compared side by side on real data.
- Data moved over and checked, record by record.
- The old system kept running until the new one has proved itself.
For example, in your trade
- Manufacturing. A forging company's old costing system becomes a web app, with every old report matched to the rupee before the switch.
- Finance. A cooperative bank's old loan software is documented and rebuilt, then run side by side for a month before cut over.
- Education. A university's exam system is rebuilt with the same rules and a screen that works on a phone.
What we don't promise. We never switch off the old system until the new one gives the same answers on your real data, and if code can't be recovered we say so first.
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Your app and checkout, tested every hour
Walks through your app and checkout every hour like a customer, and alerts you when a step breaks.
What we build
- The journeys that earn you money written as tests: sign up, search, book, pay.
- Run every hour on real phones and browsers, through the payment methods your customers use most, with test or refunded payments.
- An alert with a screen recording as soon as a step fails.
- Errors and speed tracked on every release.
- A fix within the time we agree, because we built it.
For example, in your trade
- Store chains. A fashion store learns that payments fail on one bank's app before the sale weekend, not after it.
- Hospitality. A hotel's booking engine is tested every hour for rooms, dates and payment, and the team hears first when it breaks.
- Finance. A lending app's sign up and KYC steps are walked through every hour on Android phones.
What we don't promise. Tests catch what they check; we don't promise zero downtime, only that you hear first and we fix what is ours.
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Quotes customers can get themselves
Customers pick options, upload a drawing or describe the job, and get a price and date from your rules.
What we build
- Your pricing rules and past quotes turned into a calculator that stays current.
- A page or app where buyers choose options, upload drawings or photos, or describe the job.
- A price and lead time for standard work, with a person reviewing the rest.
- Accept, pay the advance and start, from the same link.
- Every quote logged with what was won and lost.
For example, in your trade
- Manufacturing. A sheet metal shop's buyers upload a drawing and get a price and dispatch date for standard parts.
- Moving. A packers and movers firm gives an estimate from the rooms and distance, and a surveyor confirms large moves.
- Associations. A caterer's clients pick menus, guest count and date, and get a quote from the caterer's own rates with a link to pay the advance.
What we don't promise. The calculator never prices work outside your rules; anything unusual goes to a person before the price is final.
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Search and suggestions that sell more in your store
Store search that understands 'red kurti under 1000', typos and Hinglish, and suggests what each shopper may want next.
What we build
- Search that understands sizes, colours, prices, misspellings and Hinglish, and never shows an empty page.
- Results ranked by what sells, what's in stock and what each shopper has looked at.
- Suggestions on product pages, in the cart and in follow up messages.
- Every change tested against real sales before it stays.
- A list of searches that found nothing, so you know what to stock next.
For example, in your trade
- Store chains. A kurta brand's site turns a search for 'cotton kurti blue XL' into the nine pieces in stock, where it used to show nothing.
- Agriculture. A grocery app suggests the dal and spices that usually go with the rice a shopper just added.
- Education. A test prep site points each student to the next mock test and book from what similar students used next.
What we don't promise. Every change is measured against sales before it stays, and suggestions never use sensitive details like health or religion.
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Software you own, instead of paying per seat
Replaces per seat subscriptions with software you own, set up in your name, connected and kept current by us.
What we build
- A review of the tools you rent per seat: what each costs, what you use and what you'd lose.
- Your own copy of a proven tool for the job, set up in your company's name on servers you choose.
- Your data and history moved across and checked, with the old tool kept until you're sure.
- Connections to the rest of your systems, so nothing has to be retyped.
- Updates, backups and support run by us, at a cost that doesn't grow with every new hire.
For example, in your trade
- Education. A school group moves its helpdesk and admissions CRM off per seat plans onto copies it owns, and adds staff without adding seats.
- Agencies. A 70 person agency runs its own project tracker and team chat in its own name, with every client file in one place.
- NGOs. An NGO with 300 field staff gets a case management tool of its own instead of paying a seat for each worker.
What we don't promise. Features differ from the tool you leave, so we compare side by side first, keep your data exportable, and use only software whose licence allows it.
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Your website and app usable by people with disabilities
Checks every page and screen against the accessibility standard, fixes what fails and rechecks on every release.
What we build
- Every page and screen checked against the accessibility standard your buyers and regulators name.
- Fixes made in your code: labels, contrast, keyboard use and the order a screen reader follows.
- Descriptions written for every picture and captions for every video.
- The key journeys tested by people who use screen readers.
- A recheck on every release, and a plain statement of where you stand.
For example, in your trade
- Finance. A lending app fixes its KYC screens so a blind customer can finish them with a screen reader, checked by blind testers.
- Education. A university's admission portal gets captions on every video and forms that work without a mouse before the application season.
What we don't promise. Automated checks find only part of the problems, so people who use screen readers test the key journeys, and we never certify you ourselves.
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Customers see it on themselves or in their room before they buy
Shoppers see clothes, jewellery, glasses or furniture on their own photo or in their own room before they order.
What we build
- Try-on for glasses, jewellery and make up on the shopper's own camera or photo.
- Clothes shown on the shopper's own photo, tested on your range before it goes live.
- Furniture and decor placed in the shopper's own room at true size, from the phone camera.
- Your product photos turned into the 3D models and pictures the try-on needs.
- A count of try-ons, orders and returns, so you can see whether it pays.
For example, in your trade
- Store chains. An eyewear brand's shoppers try 40 frames on their own face from the product page before they order.
- Brokerages. A home interiors firm lets buyers of new flats place a sofa and dining set in their own living room before they choose.
- Store chains. A jeweller lets customers see a necklace on their own photo on WhatsApp before they visit the store.
What we don't promise. A try-on shows the look and never the exact fit or the colour on every screen, and shoppers' photos are deleted after the session unless they save them. Clothes on a shopper's own photo are the newest part and still slip on some poses and prints, so we test it on your range first.
Most owners don't know
What AI can now do in your apps.
A sample order by photo: a store's handwritten list read from WhatsApp, checked against stock and typed in once.
An order from a photo of a handwritten list
Sent on WhatsApp, it comes back typed, with your prices and schemes.
Old software, finally readable
AI reads decades-old code and writes its rules in plain English.
Describe a tool, then use it
A manager describes a tracker in a sentence and uses it, inside IT's limits.
It works today. We keep it working tomorrow.
How it works- Work it out, most consultants stop here
- Build it, most software firms stop here
- Run it
- Answer for it
- We stay
Tell us what your customers keep calling to ask.
In 45 minutes with Eashan you leave knowing what we'd build first, and why. Nothing to sign.
What stays yours
- Your accountsin your company's name
- Your codeevery line of it
- Personal dataabout your customers and staff, on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing
- Plain files and a how-to guideif you stop
Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.