Avishkar AIProduct & engineering studio

We ship products that look like art.
In Hours, not Months.

Fast

Live in eight weeks,Enterprise-gradefrom day one.

Your MVP shouldn't look like an MVP. We build production-grade software with the design finesse of a funded product: multi-tenant architecture, real test coverage, a design system, and a launch date you can put on a calendar.

Book a 30-minute build review

Typical MVP: 8 weeks. Regulated or integration-heavy platforms: 10 to 14. You get the real number in writing before you sign anything.

We'd rather show youthan tell you.

4 projects
TelehealthRegulated healthLife sciencesBespoke developmentDesignUI/UXScalable ApplicationsMarketplacesTelehealthRegulated healthLife sciencesBespoke developmentDesignUI/UXScalable ApplicationsMarketplaces
How we build

Area ofexpertise

Multidisciplinary expertise across MVP, applied AI, and methodology.

Four steps. No mystery.

Scope

Week 0

The Build Review

Before anyone signs a build contract, we do the work. Two weeks of real technical and product diligence: architecture recommendation, scope and sequencing, integration and compliance risks, a scoped build plan, and a launch date. You keep everything, whether or not you hire us to build it. If you take it to another studio, it makes them better too. We're comfortable with that. Most clients don't take it anywhere.

Shape

Week 1

Scope lock and design direction

We agree on exactly what version one is, and what it isn't. You approve a design direction before we write feature code. Nothing after this is a surprise.

Ship

Week 2 through launch

Thursday deploys

A deployed build every Thursday. A short Loom walking through what changed. Direct access to the team in your Slack.

Scale

Launch and beyond

We handle deployment, app store submission, monitoring, and handover. Then either you take the keys, with full code ownership and documentation and no lock-in, or we stay on as your product team.

The questions serious buyers ask before signing.

9 questions

Build notes, once a month.

What we shipped, what broke, and what we'd do differently. Written for people who build software, not for a mailing list.

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