Things we've shipped, and things we're building.

Naam Jap — Voice Chant Mala

A chanting counter for Ram, Radha, or any naam you teach it. Someone chants at 4am in a village with no signal, so counting, malas and daily totals are computed and stored entirely on device — SwiftData on iOS, Room on Android — and reconciled later. Sync is idempotent on a client-generated ULID, so a replayed payload is ignored rather than double-counted, and lifetime aggregates are only ever computed server-side. Swift 6 and SwiftUI first, Kotlin and Compose after; Lambda, API Gateway and a single-table DynamoDB design behind it, all provisioned with CDK.

A WillingWorks product — design complete, iOS build next

EzyDash — dashboards without the licence

Most teams already have the data and no one to read it. EzyDash points at whatever they've got — an Excel workbook or the production database directly — and builds the dashboards they'd otherwise buy Power BI for. It also writes the reading: what moved, what's unusual, and what the numbers are actually doing, so a founder gets the answer without first learning a BI tool.

A WillingWorks product — in build

ReportSewa — every lab report in one place

A family's medical history usually lives in a drawer of paper and a phone full of PDFs from whichever lab ran the test. ReportSewa collects reports from any lab into a single app on the patient's phone, keeps them as a timeline rather than a pile, and surfaces trends across results over time instead of leaving people to compare numbers by eye. A doctor can be brought into the same app for a consult, so the reading and the conversation sit together.

A WillingWorks product — in build

संत कबीर दोहे — Kabir Dohe Archive

A Hindi literature archive of 800+ Kabir dohe with simple meanings, organised across 15 themes. Every page — the homepage, one page per doha, one per theme, plus the sitemap — is generated by a single Node build script from one JSON file, so the site ships as plain HTML with no framework and no runtime dependencies. It runs on S3 behind CloudFront for a few rupees a month.

Shwet Prem Ras — WordPress to static rebuild

A full migration of a WordPress and Divi site into 51 static pages with no CMS, no framework and no runtime dependencies. All 129 images were pulled local and every reference rewritten, so nothing loads from the old host. Every page keeps its original slug, which means the rebuild can be promoted to the live domain without breaking a single inbound link.