Products we build, ship, and stand behind.
Beyond client delivery, we invest in our own platforms, the same engineering rigor applied to products we own end to end.
The portfolio
Two platforms in production, and they have almost nothing in common. One reads contracts and invoices for enterprise teams. The other sends wedding invitations.
That gap is the point. A company that only staffs projects never has to live with its own decisions. Owning two products, in two markets, on two very different footings, is how we find out whether the way we build actually holds up.
- What it does
- Turns documents into structured, scored data
- Built for
- Education, workforce, legal, finance and healthcare teams
- Reads
- PDF, DOCX, scans and phone photos
Blue-IQ
We build the products that read your contracts.
Blue-IQ turns documents into structured data you can act on. Its Sonar engine reads PDFs, Word files, scans and phone photos, returns every field with a confidence score, and flags what it is unsure of instead of guessing, so a person reviews the handful of fields that need judgement rather than re-keying the whole page.
- Sonar engine, confidence-scored on every field
- Capture, any document into structured data
- Spend, reconciles invoices and entitlements
- Govern, surfaces contract and compliance risk
- What it does
- Designs, sends and tracks event invitations
- Built for
- Weddings, birthdays, baby showers and festivals
- Sends over
- WhatsApp, SMS and social
Inytes
Digital invitations for celebrations worth the paper.
A digital invitation platform for weddings, birthdays, baby showers, housewarmings and festivals, built for the Indian celebration market. Guests are invited, tracked and reminded in one place, and the card itself is designed rather than templated.
- Event-specific design templates
- RSVP and guest tracking
- Sharing over WhatsApp, SMS and social
- Video and AI-generated invitations
How both are run.
The same engineers
Nobody is assigned to products because they were not good enough for client work. It is the same bench, and people move between the two.
The same review
Our own platforms go through the code review, dependency and release process we ask of any codebase we are handed.
Run, not shipped and left
Both are in production and stay our responsibility. Owning the pager is the part that teaches you what you built.
The people who build our products are the people we would put on yours.
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