Web & Product Engineering
Fast, search-optimised websites and full product builds — the same team that builds the AI builds the product around it.
We build the product, not just the model: marketing sites engineered to rank, e-commerce with payments and search, and internal tools that replace spreadsheets and desktop scripts. Built on Next.js, Astro and FastAPI, deployed on Vercel, Railway or your own servers.
What this solves
- Slow sites losing both rankings and customers
- Content changes requiring a developer every time
- Internal processes running on spreadsheets and desktop scripts
- Separate vendors for the AI and the product around it
What you get
- Marketing sites with per-page routing and structured data
- E-commerce with payments, catalogue and search
- Internal tools and dashboards
- On-premise deployment where data requires it
- Analytics and conversion tracking
Technology
Where we've deployed it
Siddi Brass
Retail · Devotional and handcrafted goods
A full e-commerce build — catalogue, taxonomy, occasions, cart, wishlist, orders and payments — with embedding-based search so customers can find pieces by describing them rather than by knowing the exact product name.
Sudeep Associates
Professional Services · Property valuation
A tool for professional valuers: capture a case, record the research, let the system compute the values, and generate a bank-ready report for review and signature — replacing a desktop script.
MARS Techno-Legal LLP
Legal · Arbitration and consultancy
A website and insights engine for a firm combining legal, engineering and project-management expertise — built so their commentary on construction, infrastructure, arbitration, banking and insurance is discoverable.
Balaji's Best Dental
Healthcare · Dental
A multi-location dental site with a dedicated page for each treatment, because patients search for the procedure they need rather than the clinic name.
Talk to the engineers who build it
Tell us the problem and we'll tell you whether web & product engineering is the right answer — and what it would take.