IT services · AI engineering
Custom AI, and the software it runs on.
AI agents, LLM integration, web and mobile products, and the cloud underneath them — built to run in production and handed over so your team can keep them there.
What we do
Five things, done properly.
- 01Custom AI SolutionsAI agents, LLM integration and intelligent automation built for your data and your workflows — not a wrapper around someone else’s demo.
- 02Product EngineeringWeb and mobile products taken from zero to launch — and from launch to the version that actually holds up under load.
- 03Cloud & DevOpsKubernetes, CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code — so deploying on a Friday stops being a topic of debate.
- 04Data & IntegrationPipelines, APIs and analytics that get your systems talking — usually the unglamorous prerequisite for everything else on this page.
- 05Dedicated TeamsEngineers embedded in your team, on your board, in your standups — for when you need capacity rather than a project.
Selected work
Work that shipped.
From a browser-based floor designer that turns flat artwork into editable vectors, to an internal form platform at a global professional services firm — the problem each project started from, and what changed.
A floor designer in the browser, with an order-ready PDF at the end
An interactive tile design and ordering tool: choose layouts, designs and fills, watch the floor render live, and leave with an order-ready PDF template.
ZishesA marketplace with games inside it, and the pipeline that ships it
A React Native marketplace app with Unity games embedded in it, running on self-managed Kubernetes with GitOps delivery — where a deploy is a commit and a rollback is a revert.
A global professional services firmA form builder that took IT out of the loop
A custom platform letting administrators at a global professional services firm build, manage and analyse internal forms in real time — without raising a ticket for every new one.
StratoformA building that assembles itself as you scroll, for a factory that has not opened yet
Stratoform sells precast concrete into an Indian construction market that still mostly pours on site. They had no finished building to photograph and no production floor to film — the German casting line was still being installed. So the site makes the argument structurally instead: scroll, and a three-storey frame goes up element by element, each one labelled with the spec it would carry on a drawing.
TraferrA social platform where the rewards are part of the product
A social media app with built-in rewards, built from the ground up for iOS and Android with a gamified interaction model at its centre.
Clients
Who we have built for.
- Royal Tiles
- Zishes
- Stratoform
- Traferr
Plus engagements we are not free to name, including an internal platform at a global professional services firm.
The practice, in numbers we can stand behind
- Working since
- 2024
Incorporated as Teknith Solutions PVT. LTD. in 2026. The practice and the company have different birthdays, which is ordinary — the work started first.
Sectors we have shipped into
- Building materials
- Retail
- Marketplace
- Gaming
- Professional services
- Precast concrete
- Manufacturing
- Social
- Travel
In their words
“Teknith Solutions turned our idea into a product we are truly proud of. From the beginning, the team understood our vision, kept us informed at every step, and delivered on time. What really sets them apart is how consistently they go above and beyond. Whenever challenges have come up, they have taken ownership, worked through the issues, and put in the extra effort to get things right. Their support and commitment have extended well beyond the initial delivery, and that has meant a great deal to us. Working with them feels like having our own in-house tech team, with people who care about the product and its success as much as we do. We could not have asked for a better technology partner and would wholeheartedly recommend Teknith Solutions.”
Why teams work with us
The unglamorous parts, done properly.
Engineers, not account managers
The person who scopes your project builds it. There is no layer between you and the people writing the code, and nothing gets lost being relayed.
Production is the finish line
A prototype that impresses in a meeting is not the deliverable. We are interested in the version that survives real inputs, real load and the day a provider has an outage.
We will talk you out of things
The most useful thing we can say early is that a project is not worth doing, or not yet. It costs us the work and saves you the budget.
You can take it back at any time
Your repository, your accounts, no proprietary components, runbooks written for someone who was not there. Ending an engagement should be a decision, not a negotiation.
How it runs
Five steps, and permission to stop.
- 01
Frame the problem
Days, not weeks
- 02
Shape the work
One to two weeks
- 03
Build in increments
Continuous
- 04
Harden and hand over
Before launch, not after
- 05
Stay useful
As long as it earns its place
Questions we get asked
The things people ask before they call.
How do engagements usually start?
With a short, low-commitment piece of work that frames the problem — a few conversations and a look at the systems involved. It ends with a written problem statement you own, whether or not you continue with us. That is deliberately the cheapest point at which to discover the project should not go ahead.
What size of company do you work with?
Mostly organisations with an existing system that has to keep running while it changes — that is where the interesting constraints are. We are a small practice, so we take on fewer projects than a large agency and are correspondingly more selective about fit.
Do you only do AI work?
No. AI is what we lead with because the gap between demo and production is currently widest there, but a lot of our work is the plumbing underneath it: data pipelines, integrations, infrastructure. Those are frequently what an AI project turns out to need first.
How do you charge?
Time and materials against a fixed scope and timebox, with a written estimate and its assumptions attached so you can see which ones move the number. Dedicated team engagements run monthly with a notice period rather than an annual lock-in.
Can you work with our existing team and codebase?
Usually, and we prefer to. We start with a short review and tell you honestly whether extending what you have or replacing part of it is the better bet. We have no interest in recommending a rewrite that is not warranted.
Tell us what is not working.
The first conversation is about whether the project is worth doing at all. If we think it is not, we will say so then — while it is still cheap to change course.
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