Independent software studio
HariPin is a small studio that designs and engineers software end to end, from the first sketch to the store listing. Flutter on mobile, Laravel and Next.js on the web.
01 · Work
Every movie and show, in one place: saved, watching, done and liked, instead of a notes app full of titles.
What we built
Built with: Flutter / Dart / BLoC / TMDB
A Sudoku game that stays out of the way: every puzzle has exactly one solution, and the help is there only when you ask.
What we built
Built with: Godot / GDScript
An icon pack designed by a productivity nerd to make your phone less distracting.
What we built
Built with: Flutter / Dart
02 · What we build
Cross-platform Flutter apps with a real architecture underneath (Clean Architecture, BLoC, authentication), taken all the way to the store.
Laravel/PHP and MySQL backends, admin dashboards, automation of the repetitive work, and Next.js front ends like this one.
See: this site (open-source template), founder's Laravel e-commerce work
Games and interactive pieces in Godot: the generation logic, the UI and the feel.
See: Sudooku
03 · Process
No giant framework. Four steps, and you can see the software taking shape the whole way through.
You tell us what you're trying to build and why. We ask the awkward questions early.
We agree on the smallest version worth shipping, with a clear list of what's in and out.
We build in small, visible steps. You see working builds, not status reports.
We release it, fix what real users find, and hand over code you own.
Behind the studio
HariPin is run by Babul Raj Singh, a Flutter & full-stack developer with a decade of motion graphics, editing and colour grading behind the code, which is why the work cares how things feel, not just whether they run.
Outside the studio: led a team of 5 developers on a Flutter app and Laravel/Vue.js e-commerce platform, and a team of 8 on a cross-platform Flutter logistics system.
Meet the developer behind HariPin →A project in mind?
Tell us what it is, who it's for and when you need it. A few lines is plenty. We'll come back with honest thoughts on scope, including when we're not the right fit.
