Product & Experience Studio
We design and build software worth feeling.
A product and experience studio in Mangalore, working with founders and businesses across India and beyond. We build interfaces, AI systems, and websites, then keep shipping after launch.
- meow.wildLive
- PatherleLive
- EAASH HomestayLive
- Coastal Edge AILive
Every project on this page is live. Click any of them.
Trusted Partners
Brands we've built for.
Web Design
Brands built to convert.
Fast, modern websites designed for clarity. Each one built to give clients a digital presence that earns trust on first load.
Enterprise AIBergLabs
Enterprise AI operations and production systems
Need a site that works as hard as your team? We'll design, build, and ship it.
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Four ways we get involved.
Most projects start in one of these and grow into another. Pick the closest one and we will scope the rest on the call.
Experiences
Scroll-led stories and motion built around one idea, so people finish the page and remember it.
Product & Web
Websites and apps that look sharp, convert, and actually get shipped.
AI Systems
Multilingual assistants, agents, and automation wired into the workflow they are meant to fix.
Growth
Positioning, outreach, and pipeline plumbing for teams who need customers, not just a site.
From the Lab
We build what we wish existed.
Tools that came out of our own bad days, released under MIT so you can run them without asking us for anything.
Local inbox for AI coding work. What happened, what it cost, what you should decide next.
Sanctum: a night of agent runs as a 3D scene. Five more screens belowMeow Ops
We ship with agents, so we built the instrument panel.
Meow Ops is the control room we run every build through. Six real screens from the running app are below. The loop map is imported from a public demo spec and the money views are cropped above any client row, so you get the product, not our client list.
Sessions, tokens, cost, and hours across every coding agent on the machine. Ghost rate sits next to the spend, so context you paid for and never used is impossible to miss.
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The money view. Total spend, cost per active day, a projected month, and calendar periods that answer today, this week, and last month without a spreadsheet.
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Every run on a wall-clock timeline, parents above their subagents. You can see where an hour went, which tools the agent reached for, and which launches produced nothing.
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A spreadsheet of agents becomes a readable graph: coordinator, directors, waves, workers, and the review state of each one. Production writes stay disabled until a human says otherwise.
Open full size →The same runs, rendered as a scene you can orbit. It sounds like a toy until you spot the run that drifted, because the shape of a bad session reads faster than a table.
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On a phone the same numbers stack into cards and the chrome gets out of the way. Same data, no separate mobile build.
Open full size →# Meow Ops reads the session files Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Hermes already wrote to your disk, then turns them into spend, timelines, and loop evidence. Nothing leaves the machine.
Ship log
What we shipped, and when.
Dated, specific, and occasionally unflattering. If a release was mostly us deleting our own copy, it says so.
VERSION KEY · major: architecture · minor: capability · patch: refinement
v1.7.0: The Meow Ops mockups get replaced by the real thing
Six captures from the running app take over the product carousel: Today, Ledger, Runs, Map, Sanctum, and mobile. The illustrated placeholders are gone. Live client sites move up to the top of the homepage so the first proof arrives before the first pitch, the founder section stops talking about multiplying ARR, and every em dash on the site has been retired.
v1.2.0: Meow Ops becomes an inbox
Five surfaces: Today, Review, Ledger, Sanctum, Learn. The focus timer is a chip on every screen. Companion is gone. Learn mines concepts from sessions you already ran. Each card has a name, a short industry summary, a layman what-you-did line, a source, and an I get this mark. You search YouTube yourself. No school. No XP.
v1.6.2: Builder's Journey opens
Meow Ops gains a calm, private learning track from vibe-led exploration to first-principles craft: start anywhere, resume unfinished workshops, practise quick recall for up to 360 days, and progress only when real evidence supports it.
v1.6.1: Project learning moves under owner control
Evidence from Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, Antigravity, and Cursor now enters one private local plane. Meow Ops can propose reusable learning, but publication, agent distribution, and rollback remain owner-governed.
v1.6.0: Record of Scrying Sanctum build and refinement
A retrospective release record follows the Apr 12 to May 4 build from the first source-stat Sanctum through its WoW overhaul, Dalaran phases, citadel and floor refinements, Lich King pass, design-system freeze, modular extraction, and final visual and session-label polish.
v1.5.1: The homepage stops bragging, starts proving
The revenue-engineering pitch and its unverifiable stats retire. The hero leads with one honest line, we design and build software worth feeling. A Selected Work panel puts live projects up front (meow.wild, Patherle, EAASH, Coastal Edge), and the four offers become Experiences, Product & Web, AI Systems, and Growth. Every claim on the page is a link you can click.
v1.5.0: The site learns to scroll
A scroll-led rebuild. The hero assembles a live revenue dashboard as you descend, Loop Ops becomes a scroll-scrubbed walkthrough, and a smooth-scroll engine with a progress rail ties the page together. Space Grotesk lands in the product frames.
v1.4.0: Loop Ops goes public
Meow Ops opens up with a five-frame Loop Ops tour built from generic demo data and an evidence-first posture.
v1.4.0: FILE // 003, Patherle partially declassified
The AI business OS we're building in the dark gets a teaser page: five stills, gold [WITHHELD] bars, and a build log that says just enough.
v1.4.0: Meow Ops becomes a control room
Loop Ops ships inside Meow Ops with a generic workbook importer, local run timelines, and evidence-first node states.
v1.3.0: The Lab fills up
Client showcases, video and shorts carousels, and a marquee of brands built to convert.
Who you work with
One studio. No handoff to a junior.
I am Vismay Hegde. I design and build the work, and I stay on the project after launch. That means one person who knows why every decision was made, and short feedback loops instead of a queue.
Everything on this site is a link you can open: client sites, our own tools, the ship log with real dates. Judge the studio on that rather than on adjectives.
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