Diagnosis, not guesswork.
Leadership, not execution.
Most companies don't have a tech problem. They have a decision problem disguised as tech.
Technology spending that drifts. Outcomes that disappoint. Decisions that stall.
You've hired developers. You've bought tools. You've listened to vendors promising transformation. Yet costs keep rising while velocity stays flat. Every initiative takes longer than the last.
The problem isn't execution. It's clarity. You don't need more hands. You need someone who can see what's actually broken and show you the path forward.
How We Work
Four disciplines. One sequence.
Most clients start with diagnosis. Some need ongoing leadership. Few need implementation. We recommend what actually makes sense for your situation.
Systems Health Check
Diagnosis before prescription. We combine AI-powered analysis with senior architectural judgment to examine architecture, processes, and team dynamics — identifying what's working, what's not, and why. Five days. Board-grade clarity.
Ideal for:
Companies experiencing rising costs, unexplained slowdowns, or preparing for scale. Founders who need answers before committing to rewrites or new hires.
Technology Leadership
Fractional CTO engagement. We provide the clarity needed for technical decisions, vendor selection, and architecture direction — augmented by AI-driven analysis that surfaces risks your internal team does not have bandwidth to catch. No full-time salary. No equity dilution. Senior-level diagnostic precision when stakes are high.
Ideal for:
Companies with engineering teams but no senior technical leadership. Organizations navigating vendor decisions, architecture pivots, or technical due diligence.
Targeted AI & Automation
Automation applied where it creates measurable impact. Not AI for the sake of AI. We diagnose workflows, identify automation candidates, and implement only when ROI is clear.
What we don't do:
Sell AI as a destination. Automate for automation's sake. Recommend tools before understanding your actual bottleneck.
Selective Implementation
We build only when it makes sense. Advisory-first, implementation second. After diagnosing issues, we can implement fixes or build new projects from scratch when scope is clear and requirements are stable.
When this makes sense:
Post-diagnosis implementations. Greenfield projects with clear requirements. Technical work requiring senior-level execution without vendor risk.
Full-stack development, cloud architecture, platform engineering — when diagnosis reveals the work is necessary.
Implementation Services
Execution capabilities — when requirements are clear
These services are available when scope is stable and requirements are defined. We recommend starting with diagnosis first, but if you already know exactly what you need, we can provide fixed-scope implementation.
"If you're unclear about technical direction or unsure which solution fits your needs, don't start here. Start with a Systems Health Check."
AI & Technical Implementation
Web & Mobile Development
Our recommendation: If budget allows, begin with a Systems Health Check (₹75,000 / 5 days). You'll get clarity on what needs to be built, what doesn't, and avoid costly rework. If requirements are already validated and scope is locked, we can proceed directly to implementation.
Not sure where to start?
Here's how to decide what you need.
Your requirements are clear
You have documented specifications, defined scope, and know what success looks like. Start with Development Services
You sense something is wrong
Systems are expensive, fragile, or not delivering expected results. You're not sure what to fix first. Start with a Systems Health Check
Decisions are stalled
No one owns the technical direction. Vendors give conflicting advice. Projects drift. Consider Fractional CTO support
You want to explore AI
Interested in automation but unsure where it makes sense. Want to avoid hype-driven projects. Review AI & Automation approach
Still not sure?
We don't pitch. We diagnose. If we can help, we will tell you. If we cannot, we will tell you that too.
Discuss a diagnosis