FURQUAN

An app in Japan where a message left at a place can only be read by walking there. The map never shows a pin, only a soft circle that is deliberately not centred on the spot. The real coordinates stay on the server, and the database is what makes sure of it.

Daily car washing by subscription for apartment communities in Bengaluru. Residents pay monthly, cleaners work off a phone in the basement, and nobody hands out a job by hand. Live, with real customers every morning.

The second product at Wheelness, for the same gated communities. It decides who gets into a society: the visitors who park, the workers who come in every week, and the companies that send them. One Cloudflare Worker, no front-end framework, written to keep working as pieces of it fail.

A website that brings in customers for an interior design firm. The cost calculator asks a few questions, keeps your answers if you wander off, and hands the sales team a ranked list instead of a pile of identical enquiries.

A carpet shop in Srinagar that sells cash on delivery and is run entirely from the owner's phone. Money is counted in whole paise, stock only moves through a ledger, and two people cannot buy the last carpet at once.