Six systems. Four industries. Every one engineered around how that business actually moves — not squeezed into a template that almost fits.
Built to match exactly how a cafe's floor runs — tables, staff, kitchen — with zero recurring subscription and full ownership on handover.
A fully offline-capable point-of-sale built for a multi-location cafe. Staff sign in with a PIN even with no internet, orders route straight to the kitchen, and the table map shows every zone — inside, outside, and a second-location annexe — with live status, running totals, and order timers at a glance.
Custom dashboards built around real operational workflows — field sales tracking and multi-garden tea inventory, both live and in daily use.
A live operations dashboard for a distribution business, tracking salesmen across Dungarpur and Banswara in real time. Every shop visit, receipt, and off-route order rolls up into one screen — giving the owner visibility a spreadsheet never could.
An inventory system built for a tea trading operation juggling multiple gardens, grades, and lots at once — something no spreadsheet could keep organised. Purchase, retesting, blending, production and selling are all tracked as one pipeline, with live totals and one-click Excel export for every report.
Mobile-first, fast-loading sites structured around admissions, trust and sales — not generic templates stretched to fit.
A private college in Sagwara, Dungarpur, serving first-generation learners from the region's tribal communities. The site leads with an editorial serif headline and campus photography, and does the quiet work of building institutional trust — university affiliation, years of operation, and lab count sit right in the hero, not buried in an About page.
A CBSE school in Banswara that wanted to speak to parents directly — so the headline runs in English and Hindi side by side. Warm terracotta tones replace the college's cooler palette, aerial campus photography sets the scene, and the stat strip does the same trust-building job in a friendlier register.
A direct-to-consumer chai brand under Gyayak Marketing, sourcing straight from Assam gardens. The storefront is built around provenance — a running promo ticker up top, a single hero product shot instead of a cluttered catalogue, and trust numbers doing the selling before the "Shop the Collection" button ever gets clicked. The products page carries that same restraint through — four variants, clear pricing, star ratings, nothing to dig through.
Every project above draws from the same five capabilities — built in-house, end to end.
Mobile-first sites structured to convert, not just look good.
Contactless menus & table ordering, owned or subscribed.
Dashboards & workflow tools built around your exact process.
GST-compliant, with dues tracking and financial reports.
Automated notifications, catalogues, and support chat.