
01 / Windows desktop
Designer 3DComing soon
Asked for by modular kitchen, wardrobe and furniture workshops. Cabinets drawn in 3D, cut lists, labels and machine files out.
See Designer 3DDesktop, web and phone apps with their APIs, databases and admin panels. One developer in India, open to any kind of business.
Written requirements and a price before you pay anything.
What gets built
Tap a kind of business. Pick a kind of business. Paid 50 % on approval, 20 % at testing, 30 % on delivery.
Paper, a spreadsheet, a chat thread, or software made for someone else's business. It holds until the day it does not.
Creativity decides the shape. Usefulness decides what gets built.
the rule for every product and every custom jobThree products that started as one workshop's problem. Frames Studio is available now, with Designer 3D and TimberCalc coming soon. Each one shows what a custom build looks like when it is finished.

01 / Windows desktop
Asked for by modular kitchen, wardrobe and furniture workshops. Cabinets drawn in 3D, cut lists, labels and machine files out.
See Designer 3D
02 / Windows 10 or 11
Asked for by door and window frame makers. Frames drawn, cut sizes and quotations out.
See Frames Studio03 / On a pendrive
Asked for by timber yards. Logs to planks to a priced bill, delivered on a pendrive.
See TimberCalcA call or a message about how the work happens today. I write the requirements down and put a price on them.
Pay 50 % to start. You watch the app grow and test it on your own data before the last payment.
Installed on your PCs, phones or a server, with the logins, licensing and backups it needs. Changes later get the same written price first.
Software that does not exist yet for the way your business works. I write down what it has to do and what it costs. You decide with that in hand.
Approve the written requirements and the price, then pay to start. Testing is on your own data before the last payment.
Anything else, write to me. Replies within one working day.
Desktop apps for Windows, web apps, phone apps, the APIs and databases behind them, and the admin panels to run them. If it runs a business, it is in scope.
No. The three products came from workshops because that is who asked first. The next build can be a clinic, a shop, a school, a transport office or something I have not seen yet.
Nothing. You get written requirements and a price first. Once you approve, it is 50 % to start, 20 % at testing and 30 % on delivery.
We talk about how the work happens today. I write the requirements down, you correct them, and the price is attached to that document.
Yes. Designer 3D, Frames Studio and TimberCalc are on this site with real screens. Ask for a walk through on your own job.
Desktop builds can. The products check in when they start and every 6 hours, and keep working through an internet break.
Tell me how your business works. Small changes often go into the product. A bigger one becomes a custom project with its own price.
WhatsApp or email, within one working day.
I'm Meeth Diwani, one developer in India. I draw the software before I write it, and the drawing has to answer a real question from a real business.
Designer 3D, Frames Studio and TimberCalc came out of furniture, frame and timber workshops. Your build gets the same treatment, whatever you run.