Websites, AI assistants, knowledge engines, and the content machine to make them known — built for Indian businesses, and every build shipped through Kavach, our own security scanner.
or run the free 90-second security scan →
Platforms, media titles and client sites — most of them live and open to you right now.
Government-exam prep that feels like a game, not a syllabus — live multiplayer quiz battles, study rooms with friends, and an AI that explains the answer you got wrong. UPSC, SSC, Banking.
rankracer.comThe desk a government officer actually needs: service rules, circulars and transfer postings in one place, with Niti — an AI colleague that answers rule questions and cites the order it came from.
kartavyadesk.comA grounded research assistant built for one organisation, not the public. Ask in Hindi or English, hand it a case file, and every answer arrives with the source it rests on — or an honest refusal when it can't be grounded.
Private build — not publicOur own security scanner. It reads what your live site exposes, in plain English — and seals every build we ship.
rakshalabs.com/scanEvery one of these runs in production today, for the businesses we build for.
From a one-page site to the whole product your business runs on — designed, built, and handed over documented. Fast on an Indian phone on an Indian network, with the security work already done.
An assistant that answers customers on WhatsApp, chases quotes and updates orders — awake when you aren't.
Hi, any update on order #4412? Needed it by tomorrow.
11:48 pmOrder #4412 was dispatched last night — Delhivery AWB 88214, arriving tomorrow by 11 am. I'll message you the moment it's out for delivery.
11:48 pmReplies in the customer's language · English · हिन्दी · தமிழ் · తెలుగు · ಕನ್ನಡ · +7
Vizhi kept an eye on the shop — replied in 4 seconds, while the owner slept.
Contracts, SOPs, invoices and policies — searchable in a sentence, answered with the clause and the page number.
“What's the notice period in the Mehta contract?”
60 days' written notice — Clause 8.2, page 4.
Mehta_Agreement.pdfNothing leaves your control.
A pipeline that researches, writes, fact-checks and publishes — to your site and every social channel, every morning.
The same engine runs two news desks of our own, every morning.
Built in daylight. Guarded round the clock.
Raksha Kavach is our own scanner — the one we run on client work before it goes live, and the one you can point at your site right now. It reads what an attacker sees first: exposed keys, missing controls, forgotten subdomains.
Raksha Labs sees. Raksha Kavach shields.
until the DPDP Act's substantive obligations bite — 14 May 2027.
raksha@scan:~$ ./scan --mode passive
Enter your domain. We read only what's already public — no login, no code, no card.
~60s · 5+ exposure classes · no data stored
One call, no forms to fill first. Tell us the problem in your own words.
We write down exactly what gets built, what it costs, and when it lands.
You see working software early and often — not a status report.
Every build goes through Kavach before it ships. Findings fixed, not filed.
Live, handed over, documented. We stay reachable on WhatsApp after.
A website, an assistant that answers customers at midnight, a knowledge base your team can actually search — or a scan because something feels off. One message is enough to start.