
chapter 01 · 2020
A studio, not an agency
Founded in Chennai on a simple split: fewer clients, deeper engagements, and engineers who stay on a project long enough to care how it ages.
Fewer clients, deeper engagements, and engineers who stay on a project long enough to care how it ages.
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Founded in 2020, headquartered in Chennai, India.
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How an engagement is scoped
Delivered in two-week sprints, with a named lead engineer throughout.
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Across the seven practice areas we staff in-house.
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What we ship
Every engagement transfers 100% of the IP to you on completion.
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From fintech and logistics to healthcare and education.
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Sectors we have delivered into
Sector detail is generalised — client identities stay under NDA.
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Overlap hours built into the sprint, not bolted on after.
says who? — this →
Where the working day overlaps
We move our hours to meet yours rather than the other way round.
The practice, year by year

chapter 01 · 2020
Founded in Chennai on a simple split: fewer clients, deeper engagements, and engineers who stay on a project long enough to care how it ages.

chapter 02 · 2021 – 2022
Design stopped being a phase that finished before development started. Design systems, component libraries and pattern work moved in-house so the thing that shipped matched the thing that was drawn.

chapter 03 · 2022 – 2023
Cloud-native backends, CI/CD, staging environments and monitoring became part of every build rather than a line item. Launch stopped being a one-time event clients were left to maintain alone.

chapter 04 · 2024 – 2025
Retrieval pipelines, vector stores, chunking strategy and evaluation harnesses — the parts that decide whether an AI feature works. Most disappointing AI fails at retrieval, not at the model.

chapter 05 · 2026
Clients across US, European and APAC timezones, served by building overlap hours into the sprint cadence. Live project status, approvals and invoices in a client portal, so nobody waits on a status email.
A letter from the founder

Tawheed Ahamed
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
“It fails in the scoping call.”
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Most software does not fail in production. It fails in the scoping call — in the moment nobody is willing to say that a feature is not worth the six weeks it will cost. By the time that decision reaches an engineer it has already been made, and everything downstream is just an expensive way of honouring it.
We built this firm around having that conversation early, out loud, and in writing. It is why scope is agreed before anyone opens an editor, why change requests carry a number rather than a shrug, and why we will tell a client that the codebase they have just inherited needs a rewrite — even when the smaller, more comfortable engagement would have been far easier to sell.
It is also why the engineer who architects your system is still the engineer answering your questions a year later. Continuity is not a perk we offer. It is the only way software stays understandable long enough to be worth maintaining.
We are not trying to win every brief that comes past us. We are trying to build the handful of systems that are still running, still fast, and still making money for someone in five years — and to be the firm they call when it is time to build the next one.
Tawheed Ahamed
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Two ways a project runs
We assign a product manager, lead engineer, designer and the developers the build needs, then ship it in two-week sprints against a written scope.
best for — A defined product you want built and delivered.
The delivery loop
A call to understand goals, constraints and the systems you already run.
Nothing is billed until the written proposal is signed off.
Seven practices
Digital experiences that convert
4-8 weeks
Launch your product lightning fast
6-12 weeks
Intelligence that transforms
8-16 weeks
Experiences users love
4-6 weeks
Infrastructure that scales
6-10 weeks
Always online, always secure
Ongoing
Trust in a Trustless World
12-24 weeks
What each practice ships, and how long it takes.
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Selected work
Not for a client
Two of the things we have shipped, nobody commissioned. We wrote the brief, argued ourselves out of half of it, paid for the parts we got wrong and answered the support mail. It is the shortest way we know to say that we understand what a late change costs you.
we paid for oursWhat we hold ourselves to
Master services agreement — extract
run the highlighter over oneLeft on the board
“Exceptional team to work with. They delivered our enterprise web application ahead of schedule and the code quality was fantastic.”
Enterprise web application · 2 months ago
“I did an internship here and the mentorship was incredible. Very structured learning and real-world project exposure. Highly recommend for students!”
Internship programme · 4 months ago
“IVN transformed our legacy systems into a modern cloud architecture. Their deep technical expertise in React and Node is very impressive.”
Legacy cloud migration · 1 month ago
Reviews left on our Google listing
every one of them realSend the scope. A lead engineer replies — usually with questions rather than a quote.
12 days to Deepavali
இனிய தீபாவளி நல்வாழ்த்துகள்
From all of us at the studio in Chennai: may every lamp you light this year — and everything you ship — stay on.
nine lamps wait on our name below — scroll, or tap one ↓