We met building the same production systems at Bling Square Events and kept working the same way afterwards: one person owns a thing end to end, and that person is the one you message.
Python, Flask and Django, self-managed Linux, and the provider layer that lets Bedrock and OpenAI swap places.
Java and Spring Boot on the backend, React on the front, and the LLM and RAG side of the work.
Most two-person studios can only take one kind of call. An agency with a Spring Boot service and an agency with a Django one usually need two different vendors.
Mujammil runs the Python side — Flask, Django, self-managed Linux, and the provider layer that lets Bedrock and OpenAI swap places without the product noticing. Shivangi runs the JVM side, Spring Boot and the REST surface, plus the retrieval work.
That is unusual at our size, and it is the reason an agency does not have to go and find somebody else for the backend halfway through.
Some of this was built in-house as employees rather than as studio clients. It is marked, because the difference matters and it is checkable.
six-module ERP
AI resume SaaS
endovascular clinic
online counselling
foot & ankle specialist
catering, Matunga East
catering, Gurugram
interior design
recruitment platform
venue marketplace
Dev for development. Kiln for the furnace where raw clay is fired into something finished and durable.
That is the job. A client arrives with a raw idea, and we fire it into a product that holds its shape — built properly, meant to last, and still looked after long after it leaves the workshop.
We start with websites, because that is where most businesses need us first. Custom software comes next, and the systems in our work were built by the same two people.
The name also had to be ours: easy to say to someone who has never hired a developer, not tied to either of our initials, not limited to websites, and unused anywhere else.
No account manager, no project manager, nobody learning on your budget. You message one of us and that person writes the code.
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