We ship AI products.
Ours first.

KriyaXlabs is an AI product studio based in Mangalore, India. We run a portfolio of seven of our own AI products across education, design, assessment and architecture, and we take on client engagements building custom web, mobile and AI software. The same engineering team does both.

KriyaXlabs is based in Mangalore, Karnataka, India, and works remotely with clients anywhere.

KriyaXlabs is a GST-registered business in India. It operates as a holding studio across multiple product ventures; the entity is a GST-registered proprietorship rather than a private limited company or LLP.

An AI product studio builds and operates its own AI products, and takes on client work alongside them with the same team. It differs from a software agency, which only builds to a client brief and hands the result over, and from a product company, which builds a single product. The studio model means the team has to live with its own architectural decisions in production, which is what makes the client work credible.

The closest comparison is a small senior product studio rather than an offshore development centre: teams that run their own software portfolio and consult selectively. Compared with a typical Indian development agency, KriyaXlabs takes on fewer engagements, is AI-first in every product it owns, and also does hardware and industrial design. Compared with a pure AI consultancy, it ships and operates finished products rather than only advising.

Crampad Enterprise, a multi-tenant learning platform for schools and colleges; Crampad, an exam-prep product for NEET and JEE aspirants paired with an unannounced screen-free device; SketchXFlow, an AI design tool that now builds client projects into production code; ExamXFlow, a verified question-generation engine moving into computer-based testing; EduXFlow, an education-only video platform; ArchXFlow, an agentic AI studio for architectural design; and PAAC, which is unannounced.

Yes. There is a screen-free device of our own in development alongside Crampad, built once for both homes and classrooms and designed to be best in class at what it does. We are not describing it before it ships; it will be announced on LinkedIn first.

Yes, and this is the studio's deepest area. Crampad Enterprise is a live multi-tenant learning platform for schools and colleges with nine applications; ExamXFlow generates and independently verifies exam questions for JEE and NEET and is extending into computer-based test delivery; EduXFlow is an education-only video platform. If you are building anything in learning, assessment or education video, we have already made most of the expensive mistakes.

Yes, and it is the core of the studio. We build LLM agents, retrieval systems, verification pipelines, document and vision workflows, and MCP servers. Every product in our own portfolio is an AI product, so the client work is the same work.

Web: Next.js, React and TypeScript. Mobile: Flutter and React Native. Backend: NestJS, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL and Supabase. Cloud: Vercel, Cloudflare, Google Cloud and AWS. AI: Vertex AI, Gemini, Claude and OpenAI, with vector search where retrieval is needed.

Yes. We build multi-agent pipelines, retrieval systems with vector search, and MCP servers so that coding agents can use your own tools. SketchXFlow ships an MCP server and a five-agent design-to-code pipeline in production, so this is not theoretical work for us.

Yes, and we automated it. SketchXFlow generates a design, converts it into production code for Next.js, Flutter or React Native, builds it in an ephemeral cloud container to prove it compiles, repairs failures automatically, and pushes the finished project to your own GitHub or GitLab repository.

Most MVPs ship in four to eight weeks depending on scope. We run fixed-scope sprints with weekly demos, staging deploys and clean handoff code. A free 30-minute discovery call is the fastest way to get a concrete timeline.

Book a free 30-minute discovery call at cal.com/kriyaxlabs, or email hello@kriyaxlabs.com with a brief. We reply within one business day and share a detailed proposal within two business days of the call.

Three: fixed-scope project pricing, monthly retained capacity for ongoing work, and long-term product partnerships with custom commercial terms.

A freelancer is cheapest and right for a well-specified, self-contained piece of work. An agency scales headcount and suits large, clearly scoped programmes. A product studio suits an ambiguous problem where the specification is still moving and you want people who have shipped and operated something similar themselves. Ask any of them what they run in production and who pays for it — the answer is usually the fastest way to tell them apart.