A product company that does client work.
Fig. 01 — the shop we build forMost agencies describe themselves by their service list. Ours matters less than this: we build and run our own software.
EzyResto and EzyBook are live products with paying users, uptime we’re responsible for, and support tickets that come to us. That changes how we work on client projects. We’ve already made the expensive mistakes on our own money — the underscoped migration, the feature nobody used, the integration that looked simple in the proposal. We price and plan your project knowing what those actually cost.
We work with businesses that have outgrown the setup that got them here: too many spreadsheets, a website that no longer reflects the company, systems that don’t talk to each other.
Four habits, kept on purpose.
Fig. 02 — the people doing the workWhy ProCraft.
Strategy before screens.
We understand the business problem before designing the solution. If we can’t say what a thing is for, we’re not ready to build it.
Built around your business.
No unnecessary features, no forced templates. Solutions designed around actual workflows and the people who use them.
Design meets technology.
Visual design, UX and engineering as one discipline, not a relay race. The handoff is where most products lose their shape.
Built for growth.
A digital product should stay useful as the business evolves. We build for the version of you that exists in two years.
Fig. 03 — support with a nameBuilt in India, for India.
Fig. 04 — the street we work onWe’re an Indian team building for Indian businesses — the retailer with three branches and one stock sheet, the restaurant growing past its first kitchen, the institute moving admissions online.
We work with clients across the country, and the same team has delivered projects abroad. Wherever the business is, the method is the same: a written scope first, and support with a name after launch.
