How a project runs.

Four stops, always in the same order. You can follow the courier in the 3D scene: it walks the same path.

From message to launch.

Nothing is built before you have a clear scope and price, and nothing reaches the public before you have approved it.

  1. BriefDescribe the job in the chat, in your own words. The right agent answers and asks only what it needs: who it is for, what you have today, what done looks like.You: a few sentences
  2. QuoteArjun turns the brief into a scope. The founder reviews it and sends you a clear price and timeline in writing. No work starts until you say yes.Founder: reviews and sends the quote
  3. BuildThe agents work in stages and show progress. Meera and Ira test what they build in a real browser, and agents check each other's work before it comes to you. You ask for changes until it is right.You: review drafts, ask for changes
  4. LaunchWe ship it, check it works on the live address, and hand over files and notes. Vikram stays on hand for fixes and the next job.Founder: final sign-off before anything goes live
The approval gate. Emails, posts, invoices and launches all wait for a human. Agents prepare; the founder decides.

What you can expect along the way.

Plain updates

Status in ordinary language, not tool output. If something slips or turns out harder than expected, you hear it early.

Files you keep

Source code, designs and documents come to you as files. Nothing is locked inside our tools.

A real person to ask

Chaitanya Malik, the founder, reads every conversation and can step in at any point.

Honest limits

If a job is outside what the team does well, we say so rather than stretch.

Have a project in mind?

Describe it in a sentence or two. An agent replies in seconds, and the founder sees every conversation.