These are working demos of the systems we set up for clients, each shaped around one industry's real problems. The records are fictional; every screen works. For a client, we configure the same build to their own workflow.
Six questions, about a minute. The blueprint redraws as you answer: modules, architecture, rollout by week, what we need from you and what could go wrong.
Each one starts from the failures specific to that industry: leads that go cold, flats sold twice, cabinets cut to the wrong size, orders typed in by hand. Open one and press the compass for a guided tour.
Our own D2C brand: HealthX Labs
Fictional client: Aranya Developers, Pune
Fictional client: Studio Kaya, Pune
Fictional client: Sutra Pipes & Fittings, Rajkot
Fictional client: Vasudha Ayurveda, Vapi
Reminders, routing, credit checks, payment gates and stock maths run on plain rules: free to run and exact, given clean data. AI reads messy messages, drafts replies, summarises calls and answers open questions from exact data.
Every feature in every demo carries a Rule or AI tag, so you can see exactly where the AI cost goes and what it saves.
Each one runs live: the real input, every step with its timing, and the output. Most steps are plain rules. AI appears only where text is messy.
Studio projects that show how we design for a specific business: photography made for each brand (generated, and labelled as such on every site), a tool that does something useful for that customer, and copy written in the trade's own words.
Bean-to-bar chocolate maker. Snap off a square to read each origin; a taste filter across eight bars; a gift box that follows you from page to page.
11 pages · Open the site
Custom spring manufacturer. A live spring calculator, a page per spring family with dimension drawings, and an example inspection sheet.
7 pages · Open the site
Sofa maker. Will it fit: a plan of your hall and a door-width filter, front and side drawings, and a cloth picker.
6 pages · Open the site
Neighbourhood dental clinic. Tap the tooth that hurts, step-by-step visit pages, and a section written for nervous patients.
9 pages · Open the site
Nail polish brand. Ten shades painted onto a photographed hand in six skin tones, wear shown on days 1, 3, 5 and 8, and a page per shade.
15 pages · Open the site
Indian pickle shop. Choose by how sour you can take it, sour and heat scales on every jar, a working cart, and the roof it's made on.
7 pages · Open the site
Jaipur silver jeweller. A ring and bangle size finder, pieces listed with their weight in grams, a page per piece, and the workbench.
13 pages · Open the site
Fresh dog food. A grams-a-day calculator by weight and life stage, recipes with ingredients by weight, and a switching guide.
7 pages · Open the site
Steel bicycle maker. A frame size finder with standover and saddle height, geometry tables, and the workshop.
7 pages · Open the site
B2B corrugated box maker. A box stacking-strength calculator (McKee formula, adjusted for monsoon humidity and storage time), five box types and an example crush-test report.
8 pages · Open the site
Chartered accountants, Ahmedabad. A GST and tax due-date calendar by business type: monthly or QRMP, TDS, PF and advance tax.
8 pages · Open the site
Mangalorean restaurant, Bengaluru. A menu with a heat slider and veg and seafood filters, table booking, and a page per dish.
10 pages · Open the site
Residential project, Pune. A floor-plan picker by layout, wing and floor, with RERA carpet area, sun side and view; room tables that add up.
6 pages · Open the site
Four-room homestay above Almora. A room finder by date and party size, with month-by-month weather and road notes.
8 pages · Open the site
Pilates studio, Bandra. This week's timetable, filtered by class and time of day, with spots left.
7 pages · Open the site
Vitamin brand. The home page is the label. A which-bottle quiz that can honestly say none, and a lot-report lookup.
8 pages · Open the siteStraight answers. If yours isn't here, ask it on the call.
Every screen works and every button does what it says, but the records are fictional. For a client we build the same system on their stack, with their data, configured to how their team already works.
We'll name references on a call, with their permission. The e-commerce demo is modelled on our own D2C brand, HealthX Labs. We don't put client names on public pages.
Yes. It runs in your accounts, the code sits in your repository, and you get the documentation. Nothing is locked to us.
You keep everything: code, data, accounts and documentation, on a standard stack that any competent team can pick up. We put that in the agreement we sign with you.
It goes in stages, and we put each stage's date in writing before we start. The first stage is kept small so your team uses it within weeks, not months.
Rules do everything that can be decided exactly, which costs nothing per run. AI is used only for messy text and drafting, and a person approves anything that goes to a customer.
Role-based access, an audit log of every change, backups, and hosting in India where you need it. Your data is never used to train anyone's model.
Shopify, WhatsApp Business, Meta, Google and payment gateways are standard for us. Tally and industry portals are done per project, and we tell you upfront what's involved.
Support with a written response time, weekly fixes in the first month, then a monthly review. Not a vague 24/7 promise.
Yes. Your brand, your domain and your client relationship, under a mutual NDA and non-solicit. Open any demo and try the White-label screen.
A 20-minute fit call. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth building, and what we'd build first.
A real session in the demo, recorded and played back at normal speed. Example data.