Get the work done
Everything comes to you. Most of it shouldn't.
Orders are entered once, jobs move on without chasing, and only the odd decision comes to you.
Tested on twenty of your own past jobs before it goes live, and kept working as AI changes.
Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.
What we build
From a photo of an order to one tap.
An order arrives as a photo
A handwritten list, read and checked.
Entered once
Into every system it needs, by nobody.
Only the odd one reaches you
Under your lowest price, your dispatcher says yes in one tap.
We run our own company on these, so this is the easiest one to show you working. Ask to see it on the call.
How you'd know
What we measure.
Counted on your own work, before and after.
Orders typed in by hand
Sample: 100 in 100, then 8 in 100
Routine decisions made by your rules
Sample: 0 in 100, then 85 in 100
Jobs moved on without a chase
Sample: 35 in 100, then 92 in 100
What it's made of
What it costs
The four problems it fixes, and what they cost.
Each with its source and year.
- The same data typed three times
15hours
of typing every day
150 orders × 3 systems × 2 minutes = 900 minutes = 15 hoursOur own sum, 2026
- Out of what sells, full of what doesn't
₹6lakh
a year to hold slow stock
₹50 lakh of slow stock × 12% a year = ₹6 lakhOur own sum, 2026
- Hiring takes months
40 to 200percent
of a salary, to replace one person
Gallup, 2024
- Chasing people for updates
275
interruptions a day, the busiest fifth
Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025
In your trade
For example, in your trade.
Each is a system our study of 44 industries names for that trade, an example and never a client's result.
- Distributors and wholesalersOrder desk on WhatsAppA distributor's orders read from texts, photos of order books and voice notes, and entered once.
- Telecom and field serviceDispatch boardA field service firm's visits, people and vans on one board, with suggested assignments.
- Owners and leadershipOne tap approvalsAn owner's approvals on his phone, each with the facts attached, and the routine ones made by his rules.
In writing
Three of the terms you sign.
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“I'll pay and nothing will work.”
A test on your own past work, written into your order.
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“The price will creep.”
One fixed price, in writing, before any work.
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“I'll be locked in.”
Stop at the end of any month, and keep everything.
See it on your own work.
45 minutes with Eashan and the people who live with the problem. You leave knowing what we'd build first, and why.
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.