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Anandsar Technologies

(Studio)

A small studio
with its own products.

(Who we are)

Anandsar Technologies started in 2025 with a simple idea: the best way to get good at building software for other businesses is to build, sell and support your own. Today 4 of our products are live, and they pay for the habits we bring to client work.

We work the other way round. Before we quote, we ask about your customers, your money and your Monday mornings. Once we start, you talk directly to the engineers building it, and you see something working every week.

We also run our own products, which keeps us honest. When a payment fails at night or a gym owner can’t find a button, it is our problem, not a ticket in someone else’s queue. We hold client work to the same standard.

And if you don’t need an app, or the expensive version of one, we will tell you.

How we work

  1. 01

    Talk to the people who build it.

    No account managers relaying messages. The engineers on your project are on your calls and in your chat.

  2. 02

    Something working, every week.

    Progress you can click, not status reports. If a week goes badly, you hear it from us first.

  3. 03

    Boring technology, chosen carefully.

    PostgreSQL, TypeScript and proven cloud services before anything exotic. Your next developer should be able to read the code.

  4. 04

    Design for month six, not demo day.

    Billing, permissions, audit trails, backups and monitoring are planned from the start, because that is where real products break.

  5. 05

    Say no when the answer is no.

    If a feature won’t move your numbers, or a cheaper approach exists, we’ll say so, even when it shrinks our invoice.

  6. 06

    You own what we make.

    Code, designs and accounts are yours. We set things up so you could walk away with everything tomorrow.

TypeScriptReactNext.jsAstroNode.jsNestJSPythonFastAPIDjangoReact NativeExpoFlutterPostgreSQLRedisKafkaPrismaDockerKubernetesTerraformAWSCloudflareClaude AIStripeRazorpayWhatsApp API

We pick tools for your product, team and budget, not our CV. Most of the time that means TypeScript, PostgreSQL and a cloud you already use.