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A technology company that designs, builds, and runs its own software.
Linkypot, Krisearch and Gharbari are ours — built from problems we felt, and kept running long after launch. A few client projects each year are the exception, not the business.
Every product starts from a problem we have felt ourselves — not a gap on a slide. We build the thing we wished already existed, then check it against real people early.
01 / 04One small team doing design, engineering, and infrastructure together. A real first version in weeks, not quarters — rough where it can be, solid where it counts.
02 / 04Launch is the beginning. We operate what we ship — uptime, support, the slow iteration that turns a release into a product people keep coming back to.
03 / 04Analytics, technical SEO, performance budgets — the quiet, compounding work that decides whether a product is still useful two years from now.
04 / 04We start from a real problem and ship the first version fast — design, engineering, and infrastructure in one team.
Launch is the start. We operate what we build — support, uptime, iteration — so the product keeps earning its place.
Analytics, technical SEO, and the unglamorous work that compounds — the part that decides whether a product lasts.
One QR code that replaces every link a business hands a customer — menu, reviews, contact, socials, Wi-Fi. Works on any phone, no app to install.
Cafés, salons, clinics, shops — any small business with a counter and a wall covered in QR codes.
Owners were printing five different codes and taping them up. Linkypot is one code, one page, editable from your phone — so the code on the wall never goes stale.

A knowledge and community platform for Nepali farmers — verified crop advice, tools, local prices, and answers from people who actually farm.
Smallholder farmers across Nepal, and the extension workers and agronomists who support them.
Good crop advice was trapped in Facebook groups and paid consultants. Krisearch puts it in one place, in Nepali, answered by people who work the land.

A neighborly way to connect buyers, renters, and owners — post what you're looking for, or the place you have, without the noise of listing portals.
Anyone renting, buying, or letting a home — especially people priced out of the big listing sites.
Listing portals reward whoever pays for placement. Gharbari just connects the person looking with the person who has it, and stays out of the way.

Once a year we set the business aside and build something for the commons — no pricing page, no growth targets. Just a tool a community needs and no one is paid to make. Tell us what it should be.
A product, a website, or a rescue of something half-finished. We work remotely and reply within a day or two.