Web apps, mobile apps, and the internal tools a business actually runs on. Built to the standard of a much larger team, at the pace of a much smaller one.
01 What we do
We keep the list short on purpose. Each one is work we have taken from an empty repository to something people use every day, so nobody is learning on your budget.
Contact usMarketing sites, customer portals, and internal dashboards on Astro, Next.js, and React. We measure the result on a mid-range phone over patchy mobile data, not on a developer laptop plugged into fibre.
Apps for both platforms, carried from the first sketch through store review and the releases that follow. We plan for the parts teams usually hit late: offline state, notifications, and a repeatable release process.
Multi-tenant products with the unglamorous half included — accounts, roles, billing, audit trails, and the admin tooling you will need by month three. We run our own products, so we know what month three looks like.
Language models pointed at specific jobs: drafting, classifying, summarising, answering from your own documents. We scope the work to what a model is genuinely reliable at, then measure whether it earned its place.
The software nobody sells you: the operations dashboard, the reconciliation job, the bridge between two systems that refuse to talk. Small projects, and usually the highest return per rupee we spend.
02 Our products
Six products in active development. We use each one ourselves before we ask anyone else to, which is slower and produces better software. Leave an email and we will write once, when there is something worth opening.
Wedding planning
Guest lists, budgets, vendors, and timelines in one place — for couples doing this once and for planners doing it every weekend.
Family rewards
Chores, pocket money, and savings goals in a shared space, so money conversations at home start earlier and go better.
Expiry tracking
One list for everything with a date on it: groceries, medicines, cosmetics, warranties, gift cards, memberships. It reminds you before, not after.
Net worth tracking
Assets, liabilities, and net worth in a single view, tracked over time. No bank linking, no ads, no upsell on the third screen.
Links and analytics
Short links, QR codes, and link-in-bio pages, with click analytics you can read in about ten seconds.
Database diagrams
Point it at a Drizzle, Prisma, or TypeORM schema and get an ER diagram that is actually readable in a pull request.
One email when a product opens up, and nothing in between.
03 About
Niral takes on a handful of client projects at a time and spends the rest of its hours building products of its own.
That second half is deliberate. Running our own products means we live with the decisions most agencies hand over at launch: the migration that turns awkward at scale, the clever feature that quietly doubles support load, the query nobody profiled until the bill arrived. Those years of consequences are what we bring to client work.
We stay small because it keeps the person who wrote the code in the room when you ask about it.
Launch day is the middle of a project, not the end of it. We stay through the first few releases, when the real bugs surface and the first real users arrive.
A budget goes on performance early or on complaints later. We profile while the code is still easy to change, and we test on the phones most people actually own.
If a date is slipping or an idea will not survive contact with production, we say so while there is still time to change course. No surprises in the final week.
Repositories, infrastructure, and documentation are yours from day one. Your product should never depend on us picking up the phone.
What we reach for
Software rarely fails on launch day. It fails in month eight, when the only person who understood it has moved on.
04 Contact
A paragraph is enough to start: what you are building, roughly when you need it, and the part that is proving difficult. You will get honest questions back, not a brochure.
We read every message and reply within one working day, usually with a few questions. If we are the wrong studio for the job, we will say so and point you at someone better.