cybersecurity · saas · intelligence

We ship it. Then we try to break it.

Nigudha is a small team. The owner still sits in the work, and so does everyone who writes the code. We build SaaS products and mobile apps from an empty folder, audit the software that holds real people's data, and we made DarkEye so a police task force can watch the dark web without living in it.

Elon has a rocket. We have a repo and worse sleep.

Show me the receipts DarkEye

01CRMCustom, in 10+ businesses

02Lead DeskLive leads, not a lost inbox

03AppsManasya, both stores

04DarkEyeWith UPSTF. Cops only.

Products we actually run

Not slideware. These are in businesses, on phones, or inside a police unit.

SaaS · custom CRM · 10+ businesses

Custom CRM

A CRM shaped around how a team actually sells. Pipeline, owners, follow-ups, and the notes that usually die in someone's WhatsApp. Off-the-shelf tools assume every company has the same Tuesday. Ours doesn't. More than ten businesses run their day on a CRM we built, and they are still on it because the thing matches the work, not a demo script.

What that usually includes: lead intake from the channels they already use, a pipeline the sales lead can explain without a wiki, assignment so a lead has a name on it, reminders that fire before the deal goes cold, and a record of who said what. When the process changes, the CRM changes with it. That is the whole point of custom.

SaaS · leads

Lead Desk

The first five minutes of a lead are the whole game. Lead Desk catches the inbound, qualifies it, and puts a live lead in front of the person who can close it. There is a record of who touched it. Built for businesses that pay for attention and refuse to lose it in a shared inbox or a spreadsheet named final-final-v7.

Capture, routing, live handoff, and a trail. If two people call the same lead, the desk shows it. If nobody called, the desk shows that too. That is less glamorous than a new logo and much more expensive to get wrong.

Mobile · iOS and Android · from scratch

Manasya

A mental-wellness app for stress, exams, and the week that will not end. Guided breathing, journals and planners, assessments, a vision board, mandala art, sleep audio, an exam toolkit, and a panic flow that opens national helplines. Pro members can request therapy sessions from inside the product. It sits next to a clinician. It does not pretend to be one.

We took it from an empty repository to both stores, and shipped the site beside it. Student support on the web covers Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, and Lucknow. The app is the daily tool. The site is how people find the care.

Website Google Play App Store

Intelligence · law enforcement

DarkEye

Dark-web intelligence for police investigations, built with the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force. The unit names the sources and the watchlist. DarkEye keeps the shift: monitoring, classification, alerts, a relationship map, and a file an officer can actually read. The name is dramatic. The product is supposed to be calm.

It is issued to an authorised unit. Not a public search box, and not a login for a group chat. If that is disappointing, good.

Open the product

How a job actually runs

Same team from the first call to the week after launch. The owner is in the work. So is everyone else who commits code.

01 — The real process

We start with how the business runs on a bad Tuesday, not how a template thinks it should. A CRM that ignores that is a prettier spreadsheet.

02 — The build

Design and engineering in the same room. Web, Android, iPhone. Empty folder to something a customer can tap, with the boring parts — accounts, roles, records — done on purpose.

03 — The break

Before the public finds the dumb hole, we go looking for it. Adinivaas was that kind of job: a live community app, and a cyber audit instead of a gold star.

04 — The stay

Shipping is the start. Ten-plus businesses are still on the CRM because someone picks up when it misbehaves. We don't vanish into a ticket portal.

And the work around it

Audits, and a long list of sites for clinics, a journal, a restaurant, and a mattress brand. Range is a personality trait.

Security · cyber audit

Adinivaas

A community app for India’s tribal cultures, languages, and knowledge, published by Tribalaisle. We did not build the product. We did the cyber audit of the Android app: looking for the ways a live platform can embarrass the people on it. The review is the deliverable. A certificate to frame is not.

Google Play Every site in the portfolio

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If the work is serious, write.

A CRM, Lead Desk, a new app, a security review, or DarkEye for an actual agency. The team reads this inbox.

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