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Software · AI · Cloud · Product

Ideas become products that hold up under load.

LawnchLab is the engineering partner for companies that need to build something real — designed, built, deployed and maintained by one team.

Idea → productionFull delivery scope
4Disciplines, one team
Patna, INBuilding for global clients
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01 — Capabilities

Four disciplines that ship as one.

Design that knows what can be built. Engineering that knows what it's for. No handoff to another company halfway through the project.

Software engineering

SaaS platforms, customer portals, dashboards, internal tools and marketplaces — modern frontends on documented, testable APIs.
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptFastAPINodePostgreSQL

AI & automation

Assistants, retrieval systems, document processing and agentic workflows wired into the systems you already run — judged on resolution rate, not novelty.
LLM integrationRAGAgentsDoc processingWorkflow automation

Cloud & DevOps

Local to staging to production to scale, with monitoring, logging and backups from day one. You get the pipeline without hiring the team.
DockerCI/CDAWSDigitalOceanVercelObservability

Product & design

Discovery, UX research, design systems and prototypes — plus the harder call of what stays out of the first release.
DiscoveryUX researchDesign systemsPrototypingRoadmap
02 — Process

Eight stages. No surprises in the middle.

Every engagement runs the same path, so you always know what happens next, what it costs and who is doing it.

01

Discovery

You bring an idea or a problem. We ask what success looks like before we ask what to build.

02

Consultation

Users, existing systems, outcome, budget and timeline — mapped in a working session, not a sales call.

03

Proposal

Scope, architecture, deliverables, team and dates in one document. No hidden line items.

04

Design

Interface and architecture finalised together, so the screens and the system agree.

05

Development

Iterative builds you can open every sprint. Review and tests are inside the estimate.

06

Testing

Functional, performance and security checks, then acceptance with your own team driving.

07

Deployment

Automated release to production with monitoring, error tracking and a tested rollback.

08

Support

Maintenance, new features and infrastructure that grows with usage instead of being rewritten.

03 — Selected work

The result is the headline. The stack is a footnote.

Manufacturing · SMB

Four spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group, replaced

Challenge
Orders, dispatch and payments lived in separate files. Nobody could say where an order was without three phone calls.
Approach
One order pipeline with role-based access on PostgreSQL and FastAPI, in production in six weeks.
4 hrsReporting time, from 3 days
SaaS · Series A

A support layer that actually knows the product

Challenge
Support volume doubled after launch. Answers existed across docs and old tickets, but agents had to hunt for them.
Approach
A retrieval-backed assistant over the knowledge base and CRM, with clean escalation to a human.
62%Resolved without escalation
Logistics · Enterprise

A legacy portal modernised without a rewrite

Challenge
A ten-year-old customer portal was slow, unmonitored and impossible to release safely.
Approach
Containerised the stack, added CI/CD and observability, then replaced the frontend surface by surface.
14×Releases per month
04 — Stance

We are not an order-taker.

Traditional agency
Tell us what to build.
LawnchLab
Let's work out what should be built — then build it properly.
Engineering-firstArchitecture is decided by the people who will maintain it.
AI as capabilityShipped into a workflow, not demoed on a slide.
End to endStrategy, design, build, deploy, scale — one accountable team.
TransparentClear scope, clear price, clear dates, no surprise invoices.
Outcome-measuredWe agree on the business number we're moving before we start.
Handover-readyDocumented, tested code your own team can pick up.
05 — Contact

Tell us what you're building.

You'll hear back within one business day — from an engineer, with questions worth answering.