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Software we designed, built, and operate ourselves. Each one started as a problem we had already solved for someone else.

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In pilot Multi-tenant SaaS · Web and mobile

Stack

FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Redis, Next.js web portal, Flutter mobile app, Auth0.

Who it's for

Institution administrators who need one source of truth, and trusts who need it across campuses. Teachers and students get a mobile app for the parts they touch every day: attendance, timetable, notices, grades.

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EIM

Education Institute Management

One platform for the whole institution, from admission to placement, for schools, colleges, and the trusts that run several of them.

What it is
EIM runs the day-to-day of an educational institution on one system instead of a dozen spreadsheets and apps. Every tenant gets its own configured instance under its own subdomain, with role-based access for administrators, teachers, students, and parents. A trust that operates multiple institutions manages them from one place.
Why us
Our operations lead has spent nine years as faculty and sits on the Board of Studies at two colleges. The workflows in EIM are the ones he has run, not the ones a vendor imagined.

What it covers

  • Admissions and student records
  • Academics: programmes, lessons, timetables, and substitutions
  • Attendance and leave
  • Grading and gradebooks
  • Finance and fees
  • Library, transport, and events
  • Notices, messages, and notifications
  • Audit trail across every change
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Live Live engagement · Education and corporate learning

Stack

React, Node, Socket.IO, MongoDB.

Who it's for

Colleges and training teams running live sessions for large groups who want participation they can see, not a slide deck they hope people are reading.

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Feynman

Every hand in the room.

Launch a question, watch every answer land in real time, and end the session with a leaderboard people actually argue about.

What it is
Feynman is live engagement run from the front of the room. Participants open one browser tab, type a room code or scan a QR, and sign in with their college or work email. No accounts to provision, no software to get past IT. It is built for the machines already in the lab, so a real keyboard means short-answer questions work, not just multiple choice. Designed with neutral terms, host, participant, programme, organisation, so the same platform serves corporate learning teams.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Build the deck, or write it live

    Single answer, multi-select, true/false, poll. Set a timer and points per question, or add one mid-session when the room takes a turn.

  2. 02

    Launch, watch, lock

    Answers land in a live grid, one row per person, one column per question. The question locks on your call, the timer, or when the last hand is in.

  3. 03

    Reveal on your beat

    Scores, distribution, and the leaderboard appear only when you reveal, so the discussion happens before the answer does.

What it covers

  • Host live grid: green is right, amber is partial, red is wrong, blank means not yet answered
  • Virtual hand-raise queue with fairness counts, so the same person is not picked every time
  • Reconnect as yourself after a drop or tab close
  • Six badges handed out at session end, not just for the top scorer: Champion, Sharpshooter, Fastest Finger, Curious Mind, Ever-Present, On Fire
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Government and regulator · Document AI

Stack

Next.js, FastAPI, LangChain, Docling, Qdrant, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS S3, SES, and SQS.

Who it's for

Regulators and compliance teams who review filings at volume and need a first pass that is consistent, cited, and auditable.

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CompGuard

AI compliance review for financial filings

Reads a financial filing and evaluates it, obligation by obligation, against Ind AS, SEBI LODR, and RBI Basel III.

What it is
CompGuard was built for the IndiaAI Financial Reporting Compliance Challenge, run on AIKosh with the National Financial Reporting Authority. It takes uploaded filings, converts them to structured text with a document-intelligence model, segments them with a four-layer chunking strategy that preserves section hierarchy, and evaluates each regulatory obligation against the retrieved passages. Every finding cites the passage it was judged on.

What it covers

  • Ind AS 1: 195 obligations evaluated one by one
  • SEBI LODR: 31 disclosure obligations
  • RBI Basel III obligations library
  • Structured compliance report per filing, with evidence per finding
  • Multi-tenant isolation, role-based access, encrypted storage, cascading deletion across storage, vector index, and database

Contact

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