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We're founders too. We get it.

We've been in your shoes. The sleepless nights. The failed pitches. The “why isn't this working” moments. That's exactly why we do what we do.

Our origin story

A few years ago, we were exactly where you are. Sitting in coffee shops, scribbling ideas on napkins, dreaming about the startup that would change everything.

Then we tried to build it. We hired the recommended agency. Paid the industry standard rates. And got something that looked like a website from 2003, had more bugs than a Florida swamp, and crashed every time someone tried to sign up.

$40,000 and 8 months later, we had nothing but a GitHub repo full of regret.

So we found the best engineers we could. The ones who actually gave a damn about the product. The ones who understood that code serves the business, not the other way around.

And we built Algobeat. Not because the world needed another agency. Because we never wanted another founder to go through what we went through.

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What makes us different

Why founders choose us over the other guys.

We're founders too

We've raised funding. We've built products. We've failed spectacularly and succeeded even more spectacularly. We understand the founder journey because we've lived it.

Been there. Got the T-shirt.

AI-native, senior-only

We use AI to move faster than any agency could two years ago. But every architecture decision and every line of code is owned by an engineer with 8+ years of experience. No juniors learning on your dime.

Fast like a tool. Accountable like a team.

Obsessed with shipping

Talk is cheap. Code ships. No meetings about meetings, no 47-page spec documents. We build your product and get it into users' hands.

Less talk. More ship.

We guarantee our work

Miss the deadline? Discount. Bugs on launch? Free fixes. Over budget? On us. We put our money where our mouth is.

Talk is cheap. Guarantees aren't.
The team

The humans behind the code.

We're not just developers. We're your partners in building something that matters. And yes, we're actually humans.

KS

Kaushal Sharma

Founder & CTO

Former failed founder turned founder-builder. Has shipped more MVPs than he can count. Believes clean code is a love language.

DS

Divya Sharma

Head of Product

Turns chaos into clarity. Can transform your rambling 2am idea into a clear roadmap before your coffee gets cold.

TS

Tushar Saini

Head of Sales

Doesn't believe in hard sells. Believes in solving problems. Your growth is his obsession.

ST

Stephen

Lead Designer

UX perfectionist with an unhealthy obsession with user flows. Pixel-perfect, every time.

Core values

What we believe in.

  1. 01

    Radical transparency

    No jargon, no vague updates. You know exactly what we're building, why, and where we stand at all times. No black boxes.

  2. 02

    Brutal honesty

    If your idea won't work, we'll tell you. If a feature is a waste of time, we'll tell you. We'd rather lose a deal by being honest than win one by telling you what you want to hear.

  3. 03

    Speed without sacrifice

    Thirty days doesn't mean sloppy. We ship fast because we're experienced and AI-native, not because we cut corners. Every line is written to survive real users.

  4. 04

    Founder-first thinking

    Every decision runs through one lens: what's best for this startup? Not what's best for our billable hours.

Like rocket fuel* for your startup

Stop dreaming. Start shipping.

Thirty days from now you're either live with real users, or still polishing a prototype. Every week you wait is runway burned with nothing to show an investor. One free call. No pitch. No pressure.

Accepting new projects*Side effects may include actual users, investor interest, and the ability to finally sleep at night.

P.S.

Still reading? Still skeptical? Good. You should be. That skepticism is probably what kept you from making bad decisions before. But the startup world moves fast, and your idea won't stay unique forever. So the question isn't should I build this? The question is when? And if the answer is "soon", click the button. Let's talk.