Who we have delivered for.
Named where we are allowed to name, and described precisely where we are not. Nothing here is a logo we once sat near.
A leading private bank, India
Platform and delivery work inside a regulated environment, where audit-readiness and change control set the pace as much as the engineering does.
Named under NDA — we can introduce you on request
Kannadangi
A premium Kannada-only apparel label — T-shirts and clothing for people who want to wear their language. Founded by a homemaker turned entrepreneur, and built so she can run the store herself: no in-house engineering team, no agency on retainer.
Vaaradhi
A pharmacy retail platform for people outside the reach of a well-stocked chemist — orders placed in their own language, priced fairly, and delivered to the door. The language support is the product, not a localisation pass: it is what makes the service usable by the people it is for.
A full-suite ERP platform
A complete ERP built from scratch and run multi-tenant — finance and statutory compliance (bank reconciliation, GSTR-2B, Tally sync, a chartered-accountant portal), HR and payroll, procurement and inventory, manufacturing and production floor, quality, projects and a configurable workflow and approvals engine. Comparable in scope to ERPNext/Frappe, across web, mobile and API, with tenant isolation enforced in the database through row-level security rather than in application code alone.
Named under NDA — we can introduce you on request
Why some of these are not named
Where the work has actually been.
This list matches the portfolio above. A sector with no engagement behind it is the fastest way to fail a reference check, so it is not here.
BFSI
Regulated delivery, audit-ready workflows, and platform work inside a leading private bank.
Healthcare
Clinical and patient-facing systems where data handling is the constraint, not a footnote.
Edutech
School operations at scale — the domain behind ZenShiksha.
Travel
Booking and operations platforms, where availability and pricing move faster than the release train.
ERP platforms
Manufacturing and back-office systems, including ERPNext-based implementations.
Public sector
Programmes where procurement, accessibility and long support horizons shape the architecture.
Ask us about the one closest to your problem.
We will tell you what we owned, what we did not, and what we would do differently — including where a reference call can be arranged.