Software We Build And Run Ourselves
Being a product company is not a line on our about page. One half of Arraycode designs, builds and operates its own software — and pays for every shortcut it takes. That is where the standard we bring to client work comes from.
- Our roadmap
- We run it
- Real users
From First Question To A Product That Keeps Getting Better
Discover
We get close to the people, problem and constraints before deciding what is worth making.
4
Stages, question to live
Weekly
Working releases
7
People on the team
Design
We turn the strongest direction into flows and interfaces people can understand without a manual.
Build
We engineer the product in the open, test the details and make the foundations ready for change.
Run
After launch, we watch what happens, support the people using it and keep improving the product.
Our First Product
invitedfor.in
The first thing we build, run and answer for ourselves. More will join it as they ship — a product earns its place here when it is something we stand behind, not when it is an idea.
invitedfor.in
Launching soonThe digital home for your event.
Every detail in one place. Each guest sees the functions they’re invited to, and nothing else.
Every kind of together
India-first, and Kerala first of all — the designs, date formats and vocabulary follow from that.
One workspace
Dates, venues, dress codes and functions, kept connected.
Guest replies
See who has replied, and follow up only when it matters.
A kit, not a canvas
Designs are composed from a named kit, and every one is tested for AA contrast in both schemes.
One link, shared on WhatsApp or by email
Four steps to a published invitation
The host’s whole path, start to share.
- 01Create event
- 02Add guests
- 03Choose design
- 04Share invitation
More products coming soon.
The Same Team, Pointed At Your Product
The people who carry the pager for our own software are the people who build yours.
Let’s Build TogetherNotes From The Build
Occasional notes on what we are building, and what shipping it taught us. No pitches.