Four live projects. Real manufacturing businesses.

The Problem

An aluminium die casting manufacturer with real infrastructure — five HPDC machines, 20+ CNC/VMC centres, in-house coating — had no website that let an OEM sourcing engineer qualify them before picking up the phone.

What Was Built

A capability-led corporate website structured around how OEM buyers actually evaluate a casting supplier: processes, tolerances, industries, certifications, and a documented RFQ-to-dispatch process.

The Problem

A cutting tools distributor serving the Chakan-Pune machining belt needed a catalogue that matched how buyers search for tooling: by precise ISO designation, not by browsing categories.

What Was Built

A searchable product catalogue across 12 tool categories with ISO-code search that normalises formatting differences, straightforward RFQ and WhatsApp enquiry paths, and local-area landing pages for the Chakan-Pune industrial belt.

The Problem

An industrial real estate company with manufacturing-industry roots needed to capture two very different audiences — occupiers hunting for space and owners looking to list property — without reducing either to a generic broker contact form.

What Was Built

A two-sided site with separate, detailed requirement forms for occupiers and owners, a track record section showing real developed and leased sheds, and copy that leads with engineering specifications instead of square-footage and price.

The Problem

A die-casting manufacturer's RFQs moved through disconnected email, Excel, PDF drawings and WhatsApp follow-ups, with engineering review, costing and quotation each rebuilt by hand at every stage.

What Was Built

A full AI-assisted RFQ platform: drawing extraction, a balloon-canvas engineering review workspace, a seven-step costing and quotation wizard, role-based approvals, a customer CRM, and tiered quotation exports — built and run on a real die-casting shop's own data.