Kalasha is a design studio in Bangalore. Brand, interface, motion, and the code to launch them, done by the same people from the first sketch to the live product.
A kalasha is the vessel placed at the start of every undertaking in India. We are the studio you start with: the words, the screens, the code and the launch from one team, so nothing is lost in the handoff.
Type, layout, brand, interface and motion, drawn in the browser. Two of the interfaces come from live products: a Tenders morning digest and a MintNorth readiness report.
We write before we draw, so the design has something true to say.
A kalasha is the vessel placed at the start of every undertaking. Rice, water, a coconut, mango leaves: ordinary things, arranged with intent, before anything else begins.
That is the whole job of a studio. Take ordinary materials, type, colour, a grid, a sentence, and arrange them so the work that follows has somewhere to stand.
We write before we draw. We draw before we build. Each phase ends with something you can open in a browser, so the conversation is always about the thing itself and never about a picture of it.
Every phase ends with something you can open in a browser. No decks that describe a website; the website itself, at each stage.
Goals, users, constraints and the words. We leave with a brief we both signed.
Type, layout, interface and motion, reviewed on real devices every week.
Front end and full stack, written alongside the design, not after it.
Deploy, measure, fix, improve. We stay through the first ninety days.
We vibe-code. The designer sets the direction, AI agents write the first draft of code and copy, and we review every line before it ships. The craft stays human. The speed does not.
Positioning, naming, tone and the copy on every screen. We write before we draw, so the design has something true to say.
Flows, interface and interaction, with every state designed: empty, loading, error, success. Tested on real devices before they reach code.
Identity for the product: wordmark, type scale, colour and motion rules written so engineers can follow them without asking.
Scroll, hover and page transitions built with GSAP, and product video that explains instead of decorates. One easing curve, used everywhere.
Front-end and full-stack builds, integrations, payments and auth. Fast, accessible and measured. The same people who designed it write it.
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Kalasha is a small design studio inside CFRM Technologies in Bangalore. We design and build for clients in India and abroad, and we run our own products too: MintNorth, capital-readiness intelligence for small businesses, and Tenders, a morning digest of government tenders matched to each subscriber.
Running what we build keeps us honest about what shipping takes. Our hours fall in IST, which overlaps with mornings in Europe and evenings in the United States.
Four to twelve weeks depending on scope. A single-page site with three case studies is about six weeks from brief to launch.
Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before design starts. Changes are quoted, not absorbed, so there are no surprises at the end.
The people you meet. There is no account layer and no handoff to a junior team after the sale.
Yes. We hand over a design system and front-end code your team can own, or we build and host it end to end.
Ninety days of fixes and improvements are part of every scope. After that, a monthly retainer if you want us to stay.
Yes. Most calls fall in IST mornings and evenings, which overlap with Europe and the United States. Reviews happen on a live link, so time zones rarely matter.