From idea to product we ship

Total Beauty Planner

From a single beauty studio to a multi-tenant SaaS: the founder needed scheduling, subscriptions, and rich client profiles without juggling five disconnected tools. We shipped mobile apps with automated booking, in-app plans, and profiles that carry history and preferences across visits. Other studios can onboard into the same product, so the business grew from one location to a platform - live in months with ongoing iteration from real salon feedback.

Saras Mela

End-to-end merchant payments for Saras Aajeevika Mela 2025: visitors pay with wearable bands, food stalls settle without cash handling chaos, and operators see throughput in real time. The system moved ₹2 Cr+ with vendor dashboards, automated settlements, and support workflows tuned for a short, high-intensity event window. Built for one of India’s largest cultural fairs—reliable under load, auditable for finance teams, and understandable for vendors who only use it for a few days.

TicketRoot

TicketRoot connects event organizers and attendees: organizers configure events, pricing, and capacity; users discover what is on nearby and complete bookings without endless form steps. The platform supports mobile-first discovery, secure checkout, and organizer tools that do not require a separate ops team. Built to reduce friction from browse to ticket, so smaller events get the same polish as major platforms.

Prolly

What began as a TikTok-style finance MVP became a long-running product: short-form news, then deeper analysis, then a pivot to B2B AI research for institutional users. The platform carried years of iteration across subscriptions, screening modules, and agentic AI workflows where multiple agents tackle financial research tasks. The story is a real-world example of shipping fast, listening to the market, and evolving architecture instead of rewriting from zero each year.

Besmove Property

Fixed Pro (Besmove Property) is a property maintenance marketplace for London: landlords post jobs, verified service providers respond, and everyone stays aligned on scope, pricing, and documentation. The product grew from mobile-first matching to a web suite for companies, open banking for rent and expenses, and AI-assisted room inspections from photos. Joistic stayed embedded for years—phased delivery, pivots when acquisition costs shifted, and continuous compliance features as UK expectations evolved.

Suto

Private chef platform

Suto connects hosts with cuisine-specific private chefs: browse vetted profiles, filter by style and location, and plan an evening without bouncing between spreadsheets and DMs. The mobile apps anchor discovery, chat, and secure payments; the marketing site explains the journey for both diners and chefs who want to join the network. Built so each side trusts the handoff—from menu customization to the night-of experience.

Lash Assist Pro

Lash Assist Pro gives lash artists and studios a dedicated digital workspace—appointments, client history, and business workflows in one place instead of patchwork tools. The mobile experience supports on-the-go check-ins; the web layer handles schedules, team visibility, and anything founders need on a bigger screen. The goal is less admin time and clearer operations as the practice grows.

Courier Shipping Services

A focused web presence for document and parcel shipping: visitors understand services, cut-off expectations, and how to get a shipment moving without phone tag. The app layer supports quotes, tracking touchpoints, and operational flows teams need behind the scenes. Forms, dashboards, and integrations remain maintainable as lanes and carrier rules evolve.

Root ID

Root ID needed a consistent brand story across mobile, web, and marketing: one shared product foundation for partner demos, and a site that explains the product without design drift. We shipped customer apps, a workflow-rich web app, and a marketing surface tuned for the Indian market. Together they give users a single journey from discovery to daily use, with room to iterate on features as the business scales.

Guru Parampara

Guru Parampara is a spiritual and cultural digital library for Nepal: free books and articles on rituals, bhajans, yoga, Ayurveda, and classic texts like Chanakya Niti and Bhairav Tantra in one searchable place. Readers can browse by topic, save progress, and return on low-bandwidth connections. The experience stays consistent on phones and web while the content catalog grows over time.

The Pink Comrade

The Pink Comrade pairs a native-feeling mobile app with a web presence that carries the same voice and visuals - important when the brand story is the product. We aligned layouts, typography, and key flows so users recognize the experience whether they land from social or open the app daily. Built for the India market, with room to grow content, campaigns, and commerce without rebuilding from scratch.

ezResiden

Smart residence platform

Smart residence and society management for Malaysian communities: residents get a polished mobile experience for notices, amenities, and day-to-day building life, while administrators handle workflows and visibility from one connected platform. We built the product end-to-end so it stays fast, offline-tolerant on phones, and straightforward to extend as new societies come onboard. The focus is fewer spreadsheets and phone trees, and clearer communication between residents, committees, and vendors.

AirPrep

AirPrep combines a mobile experience where touch and offline patterns matter with a web layer for ops, admin, and heavier workflows. That split keeps the app snappy for daily users while teams manage data and integrations from the browser. The product is tuned for the India market with performance, hosting choices, and flows aligned to real adoption behavior.

Bakbuck

Bakbuck was built as a social contesting network for Indian smartphone users who wanted relevant content in regional languages - not a one-size-fits-all English feed. Feeds, contests, moderation, and media performance were tuned for low- to mid-tier devices. Engagement patterns, sharing, and lightweight onboarding were central so first-time smartphone users could participate without friction.

Japa

Japa targets US users who expect a fast, reliable mobile experience first: quick sessions, clear navigation, and backend logic that holds up under real traffic. The product is built on a reliable application layer so features ship on a predictable cadence and critical workflows stay centralized. It is tuned for on-the-go engagement: notifications, deep links, and performance optimized for everyday use, not just demo day.

LotPot

LotPot is a mobile-first product designed so the team can iterate on APIs, roles, and integrations without friction. Push, background sync, and device-specific behavior are handled cleanly, while business rules and content stay behind a unified service layer. The result is a productized experience for users in India with fast installs and a backend that can grow with new modules.

Food Armour

Food Armour's consumer experience in Canada centers on a mobile app with accounts, catalog, and orders connected behind the scenes. The product keeps user experience consistent while integrations and admin workflows stay maintainable as menus and partners evolve. The build prioritizes clarity and trust: clear product info, reliable checkout paths, and performance that holds up during peak meal times.

Tatami Tree

Tatami Tree is tailored for users in Japan: localization, pacing, and UX assumptions match the market, not a generic Western template. The product delivers a native-feeling experience on phones with consistent navigation and typography. Operators get a stable place for content, entitlements, and analytics so the app can evolve without major rework every quarter.