JR
Services

Four practices.
One discipline.

Each engagement runs the same shape: discovery → spec → ship → handover. Two-week sprints, Friday demos, runbook on day one.

01

Custom software

A small engineering team designing and shipping the software your operation depends on — order flow, billing, audit, dispatch, settlement, compliance, integrations. We are not the agency that ships a Figma and a Webflow. We are the team that ships the system, hands you the runbook, and is gone six weeks later — or stays on a retainer to evolve it.

  • ·Operational systems (logistics, billing, audit, dispatch)
  • ·Internal tooling that replaces 5+ spreadsheets
  • ·Customer portals over enterprise back-ends
  • ·Migrations & rebuilds of legacy admin systems
02

Data & analytics

Pipelines, warehouses and dashboards that drive decisions instead of decorating them. Honest metrics with lineage, embedded inside the operational software where they actually get used.

  • ·Source-to-warehouse pipelines
  • ·Single source of truth for revenue + ops + finance
  • ·Embedded analytics inside operational software
  • ·Honest dashboards — designed, not “delivered”
03

Applied AI

AI in the operation, not in the deck. We ship pilots that have a clear evaluation harness on day one. We do not ship vibes.

  • ·Document understanding (challans, invoices, contracts, forms) with per-field confidence
  • ·Retrieval over your own data — internal Q&A, sales enablement, support assist
  • ·Workflow automation: classification, routing, drafting, summarisation embedded in real systems
  • ·Pilots with an evaluation harness on day one
04

Enterprise integration

The bridges between your new system and the rest of your systems — ERP, CRM, accounting, banking, identity, messaging. Idempotent, observable, audited.

  • ·Tally · Zoho · SAP · Salesforce bridges
  • ·Razorpay · NEFT/UPI · bank-statement reconcile
  • ·SAML / SSO · Azure AD · Google Workspace
  • ·WhatsApp · transactional email · SMS
Pricing

How we price

Scope-based, never hourly. We quote a fixed fee against a defined scope, so the number does not move while we work and neither of us is watching a clock.

We start with a paid audit
Two weeks
A fixed-fee operations leak audit. We map where money, time and proof go missing between your systems, then hand you a spec, schema sketch, threat model and success metrics. The fee applies against the engagement if you continue, and the document is yours either way.
We quote the build after the audit
Not before
We do not price an operational system before we have seen the operation. Anyone who does is guessing, and you pay for the guess later as a change request. Price tracks scope and the number of systems we have to touch.
Two-week sprints, Friday demos
Through handover
Architecture, build, integrations, audit trail, observability, runbook and tests. You see working software every second Friday, so the scope stays honest on both sides.
Retainer, if you want one
Optional
After handover we can keep evolving the system your team now owns. Cancel with a month’s notice — the runbook means you are never locked in.
Fit

Who this is for

We are a small studio and we take on few engagements at a time, so it is worth being plain about where we are useful.

A good fit
  • ·The operation is the business — freight, distribution, manufacturing supply chain, regulated healthcare.
  • ·Money moves between more than two parties, and settlement is argued from memory.
  • ·The process runs on spreadsheets, WhatsApp and a few people who know where everything is.
  • ·There is one person who can decide, and they will give us their operations team for two weeks.
Not a good fit
  • ·Marketing sites, brochureware, or an app like some other app.
  • ·Extra hands inside an existing offshore team.
  • ·An ERP rollout already under way and going live within six months.
  • ·Lowest-bidder procurement. We are not the cheapest and we will not pretend to be.

Find out where the money is going.

A two-week operations leak audit, fixed fee. We map the gaps between your systems and come back with numbers — what is leaking, where, and what it would take to close it. Applies against the full engagement if you continue.