From Clozdl — a full-stack sales CRM running in production — to a family of single-player Android arcade games and Sangrah, an offline devotional library. One studio, shipped end to end.
A sales CRM built for teams that live in the field — leads, deals, quotations, site visits, and call intelligence in one place.
Clozdl runs the whole sales motion: capture leads, move deals through a pipeline, generate quotations and proposal PDFs, schedule and remind on site visits, and score calls automatically. Web dashboard plus a companion mobile app, with role-based access throughout.
Rails 8 on the Solid stack, a React frontend, Postgres, and object storage — deployed to production and served behind a hardened edge.
Single-player arcade and puzzle games. No accounts, offline-first, and tiny by design. Each links to Google Play and its privacy policy.
An endless isometric runner. Tap to turn the signal along a crumbling circuit — the board never stops.
Time the drop, build the tower. A one-tap stacker with missions, zones and a clean, tactile feel.
Drop through the helix. Find the gap, dodge the deadly seams, and ride an endless procedural shaft.
A cosy sorting puzzle. Nest the pieces, plan your moves, and solve boards that shift from day to night.
Race your own ghost. Beat your best lap, chase surges, and keep the perfect line to the finish.
A text-first Hindu devotional library. Chalisas, aartis, mantras and stotras rendered across ten scripts, with Hindi and English meanings, a japa counter, favourites and reading progress — fully offline from the first launch, no accounts.