Making everyday life a little easier — and a little more fun. Small, focused projects: some AI, some very much not.
A small Mahjong club in Gurgaon, run by Sapna. Four mornings, tiles in your hands within ten minutes, and no scoring until the shapes stick — then you keep playing. The classic Chinese game taught properly, plus the Indian variations you'll actually meet at tables here. The name is the philosophy: take it easy.
AI meal planning built for Indian households. Plan breakfast, lunch and dinner, let the family weigh in on attendance and preferences, and the cook gets a clean WhatsApp message in their own language.
In running, negative splits mean finishing faster than you started — getting stronger as you go, not weaker. That's how we build. Each app, each version, each day — better than the last.
We make progress with all our might. Ship version one fast, then improve relentlessly. Setbacks aren't failures — they're fuel for the next push.
AI generates the draft. You make the call. Every app keeps you in control while eliminating the grind — so you can focus on what matters.
Built by a CA who runs a 1000+ brand retail tech company — not a software engineer. Zero lines of code written by hand. If a founder-operator can ship production apps with AI, anyone can.
In the spirit of negative splits, we're exploring small, focused apps that chip away at everyday life-friction — for you and your family. Each one tackles a single recurring drag. Some may become standalone products once EasyMeal has found its feet.