Question 1

Who actually builds my product?

Accepted Answer

Hemanshu architects and writes the code, augmented by an autonomous agent fleet for QA, code review, and documentation. The other four are on every build: Ujjval owns the proposal, milestones and the Friday update; Siddhant writes the brief and runs the test and acceptance pass; Rudra loads your data and deploys to accounts you own; Jaimin wires WhatsApp, phone and payments and runs the care plan. Nobody resells your project to subcontractors, and nothing is promised that the builder has not scoped.

Question 2

How is a five-person studio with one builder credible for serious work?

Accepted Answer

By evidence. The systems in the work index run in production today: 250+ requests per second, 99.9% uptime, platforms serving tens of thousands of daily users. And by the demo: for local businesses we build a working concept from your public pages before you pay, so you judge the work, not the pitch. One active paid build at a time, on purpose.

Question 3

What does an engagement look like?

Accepted Answer

Locally: a demo-first website (2 to 3 weeks), a site with a working booking or enquiry system (4 to 8 weeks), a mobile app, an automation inside one workflow, or a phone agent in English, Hindi and Gujarati. Internationally: a five-day build, an AI opportunity audit, a 4 to 6 week AI product sprint, or fractional AI product engineering. Every one starts with a call and a two-page proposal with two options, dated milestones, and a price. Deposit before any code is written.

Question 4

How do you use AI in client work?

Accepted Answer

Two ways. We build AI features into your product where they genuinely earn their place. And we use our own agent infrastructure (autonomous QA, code review, docs-sync) to hold quality on every project. AI accelerates the work; a human owns every decision that ships.

Question 5

Who owns the code and IP?

Accepted Answer

You do. Full ownership transfers on payment, repositories live in your organization from day one where possible, and there is no lock-in by design.

Question 6

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Launch is the midpoint, not the end. Monitoring, iteration cycles, and performance budgets continue as long as the partnership does. Several current engagements are ongoing by design.

Question 7

We already have a team. Can you still help?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Common shapes: owning the AI layer of your roadmap, architecting a system your team then builds, or fractional CTO work covering hiring, budgets, and build-vs-buy decisions.

Question 8

What is the studio's stack bias?

Accepted Answer

TypeScript end to end. Next.js and React Native on the front, Node or NestJS with PostgreSQL, Redis, and BullMQ behind, AWS underneath. Boring where boring wins, ambitious where it pays.

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