Built around how you actually operate. Handed over with the documentation to prove it.

Internal tools, SaaS platforms and integrations, for businesses that have outgrown the spreadsheet or the software they rent. Scoped and priced in writing before anything is built.

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Graaha, a business operating system for creative agencies: clients, briefs, proposals and GST-ready invoicing in one place. graaha.com Open it ↗ How it was built

What you get, and what it is for.

  1. Requirements first, in writing.

    What it does, what it does not, and what a change costs. Before a line is built.

  2. Internal tools shaped to your process.

    Not a generic product your process has to bend itself around.

  3. Integrations with what you already run.

    Tally, the bank feed, the sheets, WhatsApp. The data moves without a person moving it.

  4. Dashboards and reporting.

    The numbers you check every Monday, in one place, without the export.

  5. Documentation and handover.

    Your team can run it, and another developer could pick it up.

  6. Code and accounts in your name.

    The repository, the hosting and the keys are yours from the first commit.

Built with Node and PostgreSQL behind React and Next.js, with REST and GraphQL APIs where something else has to talk to it.

Who this is for.

  • A business that has outgrown the spreadsheet it runs on.
  • A business renting software that almost fits, and paying every month for the almost.
  • A founder who needs the first working version of a product.
  • A company with three systems that do not talk to each other.
From ₹59,999

From ₹59,999. The final figure depends on scope, and you get it in writing before anything begins.

Describe what you need

Held to the same standard.