A small team, on purpose.
Digigrantha isn't a big studio pretending to be boutique. It's a small one that stayed small on purpose — because that's what lets us actually build the whole thing, ourselves, instead of managing a project through five layers of people.
Most of what makes an early-stage product feel considered — the small decisions about how a screen should behave, what a form should ask for and when, what happens when something breaks at an inconvenient hour — gets lost the moment a project passes through too many hands.
Staying small means the person who designed your product is the same person who's going to get paged if it goes down. That's not a limitation we're working around. It's the actual reason the work is good.
Shipped CourseHunt — a course aggregator now used by 1,000+ students every day.
Built TradeSage — an algorithmic trading system live on real capital, currently running at a 60.5% win rate.
Shipped Coppter — 4 role-based portals for a construction management platform, from zero to live deployment.
Expanded Digigrantha into an in-house studio — bringing engineering, project management, and private client portals under one roof to ship products end-to-end.