Custom platforms for ministries, a major private bank and enterprises in India, Australia and the Gulf. Built in Kochi since 2015.
For eleven years, ministries, a metro rail, a state utility and a major private bank have handed us the software they can't afford to lose.
We build it in Kochi, and we build it to hold.
Design for the person at the back of the queue.
On fair day, the person who matters most is a jobseeker holding a cheap phone in a crowded hall. We designed the KKEM candidate app for her first: it registers in a browser, survives a jammed network, and asks for nothing it doesn't need.
Read the KKEM storyEngineering that passes inspection.
Inside Federal Bank, every deployment passes a security review and an audit. In Australian warehouses, every stock count can be traced to the person who made it. Different worlds, one rule: the system holds, and someone accountable signed for it.
Read the bank storyBuild what doesn't exist yet.
A grocer's customers already order on WhatsApp, in Manglish. So bcart reads "2kg ari, oru packet uppu", sends back a priced cart, and puts the order on the shop's board. Nobody had to learn a new app.
See our productsEleven years in, built for
Two engagements we run today, and three government platforms we delivered and handed over.
Every deployment passes the bank's own security review and audit. Most vendors never get past the door. We're still inside.
Read the caseA stocktaker in an Australian warehouse counts aisle by aisle. Every number they enter can be traced and defended.
Read the caseFair day: candidates queue with cheap phones on a jammed venue network. Seventeen fairs, and the platform held every time.
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Internships used to go to whoever saw the notice board first. With IGNITE, students applied in the open and could see where they stood.
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Registrations, teams, submissions, judging. Kerala's largest agri hackathon ran on one platform, in public, on deadline.
Read the caseMore files in the cabinet: Smart India Hackathon, Kochi Metro 365, KSEB.
See the workThree products of our own, each born from a moment we kept seeing. All three are in testing and open for an early look.
Bank and vendor messaging that can't be edited, deleted or denied.
A vendor sends a corrected list and adds "ignore the last 3". Inside a bank, that sentence is a compliance problem. BComm makes every message permanent, attributable and auditable, so there is nothing to ignore.
Ask for an early lookWhatsApp orders and bookings for shops, restaurants, salons and hotels.
A customer types "2kg ari, oru packet uppu, mutta oru dozen", or sends a voice note. bcart reads Malayalam, Manglish or English, prices it at the shop's rates, takes payment in the chat, and the order lands in the shop's bcart Store app.
See bcart.in (opens in a new tab)The operating system our own studio runs on.
Every agency tool we tried almost fit. So we built the one Bytekat runs on: projects and phases, proposals and costings, task timers, attendance and leave, WhatsApp alerts, and an assistant you can ask, with a Chrome extension for the working day.
Ask for an early lookGrouped the way work actually arrives: public platforms, the operational core behind them, and the plumbing in between.
Portals, dashboards and platforms that governments and enterprises run their operations on.
Android and iOS apps, PWAs for patchy networks, and locked-down device software for the field.
Operations software shaped to how a business actually runs, from SME back offices to warehouse floors.
Making the systems you already run agree with each other, and building the APIs others build on.
Stores and ordering systems engineered like operations software, because that's what they are.
Registration, operations and judging platforms for job fairs, hackathons and public campaigns.
Intelligence built into systems where it earns its place: automation, search and insight.
Tell us what you need, in plain words. A human reads every brief.
