Community projectEvent platform
Bitotsav '26 platform
Registration, teams, points, admin panel and signed-QR entry for BIT Mesra's festival (~5,000 participants), built and run live by the founder as tech lead.
Service 06 / 06
Custom software
Sometimes the right answer is software shaped exactly around how you work: an admin panel, a real-time dashboard, an event system or a developer tool. We scope these carefully, build them in small increments and hand over code you own.
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- WebSockets
- FFmpeg
What is included
A typical engagement
Every project is scoped individually; this is the usual shape of the work.
- Discovery and written scope with clear boundaries
- Architecture proposal with trade-offs explained
- Iterative builds you can review as they progress
- Real-time features over WebSockets where needed
- Source code and documentation in a repository you own
How we approach it
- Write down what is out of scope as carefully as what is in it.
- Choose the simplest architecture that meets the real constraints.
- Hand over everything: code, credentials and documentation.
A good fit when
- Workflows no existing product handles well
- Events and operations with hard real-world constraints
- Developer and content teams that need specialised tooling
Not sure it fits?
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We will tell you honestly if a different approach, or a different studio, would serve you better.
Related work
Where we have done this before
Public projects that use the same kind of engineering. Labels show whether each is an in-house product, open source, community work or a concept demo.
Open-source projectProductivity / local-first
SketchFlow
A canvas with a notes editor beside it. Every save is a Git commit to a GitHub repository the user owns.
Open-source projectDeveloper tools
Picser
Free image hosting backed by GitHub storage and served through the jsDelivr CDN.
Next step
Have an idea worth building?
Tell us what you are working on. You will hear back from the founder directly, usually with questions before a quote.