Selected work
Client sites, our own products and the research behind them. Every project here is running today, so you can open it and judge for yourself.
01 / Client work
Sites and tools for businesses that needed them to simply work, every day.
Treatments, doctors, clinics and reviews for a dental practice in Indore.
Patients send a structured visit request straight to the clinic on WhatsApp, and an admin-only CMS lets the team update treatments and doctors without a developer.
The menu by section with prices, places to sit, hours and directions.
Includes a table-side app guests can install on their phones that keeps working without a connection.
Courses, batches and trial-class booking for a music academy.
A member area for students and a console for staff to run batches and enquiries.
02 / Products
Things we built, launched and keep running ourselves.
Turns class notes, a PDF or a photo of the board into a live quiz.
Students join with a six-character code, nothing to install. A live board shows who has submitted, per-question accuracy and the weakest topics, and each student’s dashboard tracks the concepts they keep missing.
Syllabus, previous-year papers, notes and important questions for RGPV B.Tech students.
Covers 570 subjects from first year to eighth semester, with subject analytics and a personal workspace. The syllabus, papers and notes are free to read without an account.
A face scan for a personalised skin report, then a video consult with a certified dermatologist.
Digital prescriptions, with medicines delivered to the door.
Reads and audits a marksheet, degree or PAN card, then checks it against the issuer’s register.
Anchors a salted hash in a Merkle-batched ledger and returns a signed credential with a QR code that verifies offline. Every document gets a graded verdict, from L3 Proven to L0 Rejected.
Built with Team Saakshya at the SISTec Innovation Hackathon 2026
03 / Research & engineering
Where we push on how agents and systems should actually work.
Web agents that write the whole plan in one LLM call, then ground each step with a small on-device model.
Matches a budget-matched ReAct baseline on success while using 83.6% fewer input tokens. 200 tasks on seven public websites, 2,800 recorded runs, every trace published.
By Divyansh Shukla
Turns ordinary Windows and Ubuntu PCs on one network into a compute cluster.
Two engines behind one launcher: Dask for running Python functions across machines, and a Rust binary on raw TCP with GPU hashing that can run a program in any language per chunk. Workers find the head on their own, rejoin after restarts, and open firewall ports only while running.
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