Websites, apps and the systems behind the counter

We’re a small studio in Kerala, India. Our clients run tile showrooms, gaming lounges, restaurants and events, from Kodungallur to Donegal.

The counterWebsiteAppServerPOSPrinterKioskKitchen displayConsolesESP32RelaysDoor lockAI cameraWebsiteAppServerPOSPrinterKioskESP32Relays
Fig. 1. The counter, as we wire it. Hover a device to see the project behind it.Tap a device to jump to its project.

Recent work

Eight projects, from a customer conversation platform for small businesses to a gaming lounge in Kerala that runs itself.

01/08Customer conversation platform

LifeWeb

A workspace where small businesses handle every customer conversation in one place. AI answers from the business’s own content, live chat hands over to a real person, and tickets, email and bookings sit alongside. Each business runs on its own isolated database schema.

For
Small businesses: restaurants, clinics and shops
Built with
React, Vite
Year
2026
LifeWeb home page: the headline "Make every customer feel looked after" beside a demo chat for a restaurant, Mill Lane Kitchen, handing over to a member of the team.
LifeWeb home page on a phone: the same headline over buttons to start a free trial or try it yourself, with the demo chat below.
Fig. 2. LifeWeb on a desktop and a phone.

02/08Portfolio you can play

Playable portfolio

A five-chapter adventure through Abhijith’s work, played as a small hero and his tiny knight (a cat in armour) in about five minutes. It plays with a keyboard, touch or a controller, and has difficulty levels and a leaderboard. The professional portfolio is one link away for anyone who would rather read.

For
Abhijith C A
Built with
Next.js
Playable portfolio start screen: the headline "Small hero. Big adventure." beside a cartoon boy in armour, with a Play button and Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty settings.
The start screen on a phone: the boy and his tiny knight, a cat in armour holding a sword, above the headline and the Play button.
Fig. 3. The playable portfolio on a desktop and a phone.

03/08Online store with a room visualizer

Aster Tiles

An online store for a premium tile showroom. Customers try tiles on a photo of their own room in a three-mode visualizer before they buy. Cart, checkout and an admin dashboard run behind it.

For
A tile showroom in Donegal, Ireland
Built with
Next.js, TypeScript, Three.js, Claude API
Year
2026
Aster Tiles home page: a tile showroom at dusk under the headline "Transform your space with premium tiles".
Fig. 4. Aster Tiles, home page.

04/08Booking site and admin suite

GameSpot Booking

A booking site for a gaming lounge, built to rank in search. Slots, memberships and offers are up front, with an AI assistant for questions. Behind the counter, the admin dashboard has a live page for every device.

For
A gaming lounge in Kodungallur, Kerala
Built with
Next.js, NestJS, MongoDB, Socket.IO, Razorpay
Year
2026
GameSpot home page with the headline "Where Games Come Alive" and the lounge’s location, Kodungallur, Kerala.
GameSpot booking page with a "Book now" button over a photo of the lounge.
Fig. 5. GameSpot, home page and booking page.

05/08Kiosk, ESP32 controllers and AI cameras

GameSpot Automation

A gaming lounge that runs itself. Customers pay at a kiosk with a cash bill acceptor, ESP32 boards switch consoles on through relays, the doors lock fail-secure, and AI cameras watch for theft.

For
The same lounge in Kodungallur
Year
2026
AI cameraOwner’s phoneKioskESP32RelaysStation 1Station 2Station 3Fail-secure lockAI cameraOwner’s phoneKioskESP32RelaysStation 1Station 2Station 3Fail-secure lock
Fig. 6. How the lounge runs itself.

06/08Event platform in kiosk mode

Tech Trap Quiz

A room full of devices locked into kiosk mode, all running one synchronized quiz. Built for an event at Nirmala College with students from colleges across Kerala.

For
An inter-college event at Nirmala College
Built with
Node.js, Express, Socket.IO
Year
2026
Six screens in kiosk mode, one timerAdmin laptopLocal networkSix screens in kiosk mode, one timerAdmin laptopLocal network
Fig. 7. One timer, six screens.

07/08Restaurant management suite

RestoSync

Restaurant management over the local network. Kitchen display, QR self-ordering, live table status, reports and accounting stay in sync on every terminal.

For
Restaurants
Year
2026
Table QRGuest’s phoneLocal serverKitchen displayTable mapReportsTable QRGuest’s phoneLocal serverKitchen displayTable mapReports
Fig. 8. From a table’s QR code to the kitchen.

08/08Desktop point of sale

Restaurant POS

A desktop POS for the counter, with table ordering, GST billing and separate logins for cashiers and waiters. It keeps working offline on the restaurant’s own network.

For
Restaurant counters
Year
2026
No internet neededCounter POSGST receiptLAN switchWaiter tabletWaiter tabletNo internet neededCounter POSGST receiptLAN switchWaiter tabletWaiter tablet
Fig. 9. Orders and GST bills, no internet needed.

What we build

One team for the whole job: the design, the software, and when it’s needed, the hardware.

  • Websites & online stores

    Company sites, e-commerce and booking sites that load fast and show up in search.

    See Aster Tiles and GameSpot Booking

  • Mobile apps

    iOS and Android apps, native or React Native, plus the backend behind them.

  • Business systems

    POS, kitchen displays, booking and admin dashboards that keep running on the local network.

    See RestoSync, Restaurant POS and GameSpot Booking

  • Hardware & automation

    Kiosks, ESP32 controllers, relays, locks and cameras, wired into your software.

    See GameSpot Automation and Tech Trap Quiz

  • AI features

    Room visualizers, camera alerts and assistants, each built to do one job well.

    See Aster Tiles, GameSpot Automation and LifeWeb

  • Design, hosting & support

    Interface design, deployment and monitoring, plus fixes and changes after launch.

How we work

  • You talk to the people doing the work.

    There is no account manager in the middle. The person who answers your message is the one building your project.

  • You see progress every week.

    From the first week you get a link to the latest working build, so you can try it instead of waiting for a demo.

  • You own everything.

    The code, domains, hosting accounts and design files are in your name from day one.

  • We stay after launch.

    When something breaks or your business changes, we fix it and keep improving what we built.

A typical project

  1. First call
  2. Written proposal
  3. Weekly builds
  4. Launch
  5. Support

The crew

A small team in Kerala, India. These are the people who will work on your project.

  • Design & frontend

    Interfaces, motion and every screen people touch.

  • Backend & cloud

    APIs, databases and deployments that keep each product online and in sync.

  • Hardware & automation

    ESP32 boards, relays, kiosks and cameras, for when software has to reach the physical world.

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