Work
Systems that are running right now.
Two of these are in daily use by the people they were built for. The third is our own platform, and the reason we know what a multi-tenant build costs before you ask.
Product · our own platform
Rydex
Software that runs a company's staff cabs, end to end.
In build — pilot conversations underway
One screen replaces the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp group and the phone calls that used to run a night shift.
Big employers move thousands of staff by cab every day, and most of them still coordinate it on spreadsheets. Rydex handles the whole chain — who travels, which cab, which driver, which route — and produces the safety and compliance reports the transport desk gets audited on. One system serves many companies at once, each walled off from the others.
- A weekly planner: set the shifts once, generate every trip with one click
- See where every cab is, live, on a map
- Separate logins for admins, schedulers, supervisors and auditors
- Phone apps for staff and drivers, with a PIN to confirm the right pickup
- Safety reporting built in, including the women's-safety checks the law requires
- Every action logged, so an audit is a download rather than a week's work
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Row-level security
- Vercel
- Chart.js
Client · food & beverage
The HSR Bangarpet Chats
A chaat restaurant that takes its own orders instead of paying an app to.
Live in production
Orders come straight from the shop's own site, so the customer stays theirs and no aggregator takes a cut.
Two outlets in HSR Layout. Customers browse the menu, use a voucher and place a pickup order; it appears on the kitchen screen the second it lands, no refresh needed. The owner gets a dashboard comparing both shops — which plates actually sell, which offers worked — and can send the whole thing to Excel for the accountant.
- Order online, pay, and track it — from the restaurant's own site
- Kitchen screen updates the instant an order arrives
- Compare both outlets side by side: revenue, top items, which offers paid off
- Export any view to Excel in one click
- Prices and discounts recalculated on the server, so totals cannot be tampered with
- Staff edit the menu, photos and offers themselves
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- Vercel
Client · precision manufacturing
V D Industries
A factory running since 1981 that had never had a website.
Live in production
Forty-five years of work that existed only in the founders' heads is now something a buyer can assess in three minutes.
V D Industries machines parts for railways, high-voltage switchgear and space research — work that reaches them through BHEL, Kirloskar Electric and NCBS. None of it was written down anywhere a customer could see. We turned it into a site that answers a buyer's real question — can you make my part? — with the actual machine list, the sectors served and the clients who already trust them.
- The full machine list: nine processes, real makes, real sizes they can hold
- Separate pages for railways, switchgear, space and defence, and research
- The client list, named: BHEL, Kirloskar Electric, NCBS–TIFR and others
- Enquiries start from a drawing, not a blank contact form
- No database, so it loads instantly anywhere in the world
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
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