Services
13 services, grouped by the part of the business each one fixes. Every page carries the full deliverable list, the delivery sequence, the honest exclusions and the price floor — so you can qualify us out without ever making a call.
Describe the manual work costing you the most hours. We'll tell you which of these removes it — including when the answer is “none of them yet”.
Describe the problemCan the people looking for us actually find us?
A fast, properly built marketing site — real design, real technical SEO, real performance. Not a page builder, not a template with your logo dropped in.
Best for: Businesses that need to look credible and be findable, fast
Everything in the static build, plus a real admin panel — edit pages, publish posts, manage products, services and enquiries yourself.
Best for: Businesses that need to update the site without calling a developer
Google Business Profile optimisation and technical SEO — categories, citations, reviews and the site-side signals that decide whether you appear in local results.
Best for: Local businesses invisible in search and on the map
What happens to an enquiry after it arrives?
A CRM shaped around how your team actually sells — pipeline, follow-ups, quotations and ownership — instead of a generic tool you have to bend to fit.
Best for: Sales teams running on spreadsheets and WhatsApp
Do the books, the shelf and the software agree?
Inventory, purchasing, billing and reporting in one system, modelled on how your operation actually works — including the parts generic ERP quietly ignores.
Best for: Operations running on registers, Excel and memory
The full move from paper to systems — a staged plan, executed in the order that pays for itself fastest, without stopping the business while it happens.
Best for: Businesses still running on registers, files and memory
Does every invoice reconcile without an argument?
The full stack: public website, billing and operations web app, and a mobile app for staff or customers — one system, one login, one source of truth.
Best for: Businesses that need to sell, bill and be used on a phone
A storefront that takes orders and payments properly — catalogue, variants, offers, shipping and returns — with inventory that stays in agreement across every channel you sell on.
Best for: Anyone selling products across a site, a marketplace and social
Does any of this work where the work happens?
Android and iOS from a single codebase — for technicians, drivers, sales staff and customers — built offline-first because the network is not a given where the work happens.
Best for: Businesses whose work happens away from a desk
Can you answer a question without asking three people?
Automation aimed at the specific manual work costing you hours — document extraction, enquiry triage, WhatsApp responders, report generation — not a chatbot bolted onto your homepage.
Best for: Teams losing hours a day to copying data between things
Making the tools you already pay for talk to each other — Tally, WhatsApp, payment gateways, marketplaces, couriers, CRMs — so nobody is exporting a CSV on a Friday afternoon.
Best for: Businesses where a person is the connection between two systems
The three or four numbers you would actually act on, live on one screen — pulled from the systems you already run, with the definitions written down so nobody argues about what 'revenue' means.
Best for: Owners who wait until month end to find out what happened
Who is responsible once it is live?
Someone responsible for the thing staying up — hosting, backups tested by restoring them, security patches, monitoring, and a named person who answers when something breaks.
Best for: Anyone running software they cannot afford to have go down
What we don't do
We don't run paid ad campaigns, buy backlinks or reviews, do print or brand identity design, or sell per-seat licences. We don't take on projects we cannot staff properly, and we don't quote a number before we understand the scope. And if an off-the-shelf tool would genuinely serve you better than a custom build — Shopify, Zoho, ERPNext, Power BI — we'll name it on the first call rather than three weeks in.
Questions
The questions that come up on almost every first call.
Business software: custom CRM, ERP and inventory systems, billing platforms, business websites with real admin panels, mobile apps, and the AI automation layer that removes manual work between them. We also handle Google Business Profile optimisation and technical SEO, because a system nobody can find is a cost centre.
Fixed price against a written scope — no hourly meter. Every service page lists a starting figure and what that figure includes, along with what it deliberately excludes. If discovery reveals work outside the scope we quote it separately in writing before starting.
They are genuine floors, and we say plainly on each page where a real project typically lands above them. A ₹15,000 ERP is a single-location system with inventory, billing and reporting; a multi-branch build with approval hierarchies is ₹40,000 upward. You get the actual number before committing, not after.
You do, from the first commit. It lives in your Git organisation, deploys to your accounts, and handover includes documented environment variables, a seed script and a runbook. If you hire in-house later or move to another vendor, nothing about our work holds you hostage.
Yes, and it happens regularly. If your process is standard enough that ERPNext or an off-the-shelf CRM fits, we say so — even though it means a smaller project or none at all. The alternative is building something you resent paying for.
Thirty days of bug fixing is included with every build. After that a support retainer covering monitoring, dependency updates, security patches and a monthly allowance of change requests is optional — the software works whether or not you buy it.
Audits and website builds usually begin within a week. Application and ERP builds start at the next discovery slot, typically two to three weeks out. If something is genuinely urgent, say so and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
Yes, remotely. Pricing is quoted in INR and time zones from Europe to Southeast Asia are straightforward. On-site phases for ERP rollouts would be scoped separately.
Next step
One call, a written scope, a fixed price. If a tool you can simply buy would do the job better, we'll say so.