Four systems. One team.
Discovery, design, engineering and post-launch support sit with the same four people — so nothing is handed over and re-explained.
CRM & ERP systems
One dashboard instead of six spreadsheets — leads, inventory, production and delivery in the place your managers open every morning.
Dating & connection apps
Shipped end to end, including Saymico and Parpple — matching logic, verification and the trust details users always feel.
WhatsApp chatbots
Catalogue, ordering, payment and owner alerts, all inside the app your customers already have open.
Marketing & influencer campaigns
Instagram management, content calendars and influencer partnerships built around real customers, not vanity metrics.
Shipped, in production, still maintained.
Four weeks to something real in your hands.
Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope milestone, so you can judge us on a shipped thing rather than a proposal.
Scoping call
Thirty minutes on the problem, the people who will use it, and what has already been tried. You leave with a written scope whether or not you hire us.
Fixed-scope milestone
A costed first slice — usually the flow that carries the most money or the most staff time. Priced up front, no hourly surprises.
Build in the open
Weekly demo build in your hands, one shared channel, and a plain-English release note on what changed and why.
Handover & support
Your repo, your keys, documented. We stay on for monitoring and changes as long as it is useful, and say so when it stops being useful.
“They didn't just build our WhatsApp ordering flow. They'd already worked out our delivery bottleneck before we'd finished explaining it.”
Owner, CityXmart
Insights
What we learned building for Indian small business — written by the people who shipped it.
Why WhatsApp is becoming India's default checkout
Sep 2026 · 6 minWhat shipping a dating app to production taught us about trust
Aug 2026 · 9 minCRM vs. spreadsheets: when a growing business needs to switch
Aug 2026 · 5 minTell us what you're building.
We reply from Jaipur, usually within one business day — with a first read on scope, timeline and whether we're the right team for it.



