12 products.
One studio.
Application GuruJi is a product studio building its own software across three disciplines that rarely share a desk: mobile apps, casual games, and tools that live in a browser.
A passionate B.Tech engineer with over 4 years of experience in web, app and games development. Specializes in React, Next.js, React Native, Unity 3D and modern frameworks. Committed to creating accessible and user-friendly digital tools.
To deliver exceptional digital solutions that solve real-world challenges, drive technological advancement, and create meaningful impact across web, mobile, and gaming domains.
Solve real-world challenges
Bill Mate runs a working shop end to end: billing, stock, the udhaar khata and GST-ready invoices, all of it on a counter with no signal.
Bill Mate →Drive technological advancement
Photograph a supplier bill and the stock writes itself in. The same shop software also prints straight to a thermal counter printer over Bluetooth.
AI bill scan →Create meaningful impact
12 products in the hands of more than 90,000 people, across shopkeepers billing customers and players filling a spare five minutes.
The catalogue →Three domains, not one specialism
A mission statement is easy. Here is the catalogue behind it, split the same three ways.
Apps for the parts of a day that cannot wait for good signal.
Three disciplines, three stacks
A shop's billing app, a puzzle game and a browser image editor have almost nothing in common under the hood. Here is what each one is built on, and what came out of it.
Mobile apps
04 SHIPPEDLocal-first storage, so the app opens and works before the network does.
Games
06 SHIPPEDBuilt once, shipped to Play. No timers, no accounts, no connection needed.
Web tools
02 SHIPPEDThe work stays in the browser tab. Nothing is uploaded to be processed.
How the studio got here
With a B.Tech degree in Computer Science and 4+ years of professional web development experience, Aman has worked on a diverse range of projects. This breadth of experience has provided unique insights into what makes digital tools truly useful.
When not coding, Aman enjoys exploring new technologies, contributing to open-source projects, and sharing knowledge through technical articles and community events.