02History
Three times we rebuilt what the company was.
What we built, and what each one taught us.
On-chain, where every claim is public.
Our first shipped systems were Web3. Big Block Car Club was an 8,000 piece collection engineered on Ethereum, with a raffle mechanic built on Chainlink VRF and 92 designed traits. Alongside it we deployed a members' access contract and an ERC-20 token to the same chain.
Working on-chain meant every claim we made was public, permanent and checkable by anyone. That is a hard school, and it set the standard we still hold ourselves to: if the product says it, the product had better do it.
An industry that lived in group chats.
Then we built Supaca, and brought India's supercar world onto one platform. Verified owner identity, real clubs, properly organised drives, and a members' marketplace, replacing a scatter of WhatsApp groups with somewhere to actually belong.
The entire market was roughly three to six thousand people. You cannot win a market that size on volume, so we learned to win it on trust: verification as the product, consent over convenience, and never a single fake number on a screen.
AI products that serve people.
Now we build for everyone. Produsa turns a sentence into a live website in about fifteen minutes. Markita runs the marketing for every brand in the portfolio on its own. Underneath both sits one engine and an agent workforce that researches, designs, writes, tests and ships.
Fifteen products are live, from a palm reading that reads like a letter, to an AI biographer, to a telescope for your codebase. Every one of them was built by the factory we built first.