Work
Platforms, apps and integrations built over 8+ years of hands-on engineering — from a ticketing platform launched in two countries to field apps used by utility staff.
Featured case study · Events & ticketing
Built from scratch by a team of five led by our founder: React web app, admin console, Flutter apps for Android and iOS, and a Node.js platform handling payments, QR entry, payouts and analytics.
Selected work
Named where we have permission; described without the client's name where work is confidential. Images marked “Illustrative UI” show the type of interface built, not the client's actual screens.
CRM for sales and admissions teams: native Android and iOS apps with lead pipelines, follow-ups, charts, background sync and scanning, plus work on the Angular web CRM.
Connects international students, expats and tourists with local guides: profiles, posts, questions and recommendations, messaging and location search.
A companion app on the Cambassy platform: ask and answer questions, share recommendations with comments and favourites, run polls, follow hashtags and cities.
Two Flutter apps for a medical-device company: daily patient check-ins and symptom tracking, and a planning app used by surgeons and representatives.
Android apps for a power distribution company: consumer and network-equipment lookup with directions, and complaint tracking through to resolution.
Illustrative UIA Flutter app, React admin and affiliate portals on a Node.js API that brings together accounting, advertising and analytics data for tour businesses.
Illustrative UIA multi-tenant web ERP replacing a textile manufacturer's desktop accounting system — delivered in phases, starting with forms, entry grids, reports and an append-only stock ledger.
A B2B phone marketplace app for retailers, a made-to-measure apparel storefront with a shirt configurator (Next.js 15), grocery e-commerce apps with admin panels, and restaurant ordering.
Illustrative UIA payment API integrating a bank gateway with encrypted payloads, queue-based processing, reconciliation exports and per-tenant isolation.
Illustrative UIA Flutter web and mobile exam platform with dashboards, AWS Cognito sign-in and Stripe payments, built from the client's Figma designs.
Android app for Sochcast, a Hindi-first audio platform where creators publish shows and listeners discover them: explore and communities, an episode player, playlists, and tools to create shows and episodes.
Illustrative UILed development of the Android and iOS mobile apps for a real-time shuttle tracking, booking and fleet management platform used by hotels, campuses and event operators.
Android apps built and published for Purple Stack Ventures Private Limited on Google Play.
App gallery
A selection of Android and Flutter apps built over the years — client products described by domain, plus our own published apps.
Product builds
Internal products and prototypes where we test new approaches — especially with AI — before recommending them to clients.
Paste a transcript or upload a recording; get a summary, decisions and action items with owners and due dates. Next.js, LLM APIs, BullMQ and Stripe.
A proof of concept that suggests the best payment option at in-person checkout, built on Node.js, Express and MySQL.
An Android assistant that brings an LLM chatbot into any app — summarising, translating and drafting without switching screens.
Open source
Our founder's open-source Android and Flutter libraries and sample apps are used and forked by developers worldwide — public, verifiable evidence of how we write code.
Figures from GitHub, October 2026. These are personal open-source projects, not client work.
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