Case study · AI

One person, shipping like a team

Everything in this section was built by one person with AI agents in the loop — a sports app that takes payments, a hospital blood drive, a platform ranking in 150+ countries. That is why a website here is a week and ₹25,000, not a quarter and ₹2,00,000. It is also the same tooling we point at your business.

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All of it liveAI in the loopSince May 2026

The AI problem

Everybody sells it. Almost nobody ships with it.

Most “AI” from an agency is a ChatGPT subscription with an invoice attached. There is one test worth applying, and it isn't which models they can name: has anything they built with it survived real users and real money?

Ours has. What follows is the receipt, and every number on it is checkable from the live product.

What it produced

A real product, not a demo

4½ mofirst line to paying users

139screens in the app

1person on it

rallitime.com · first commit 21 May 2026 · 3,575 commits, 186 database changes, 142 live endpoints

Those are the numbers of a funded team's first year. It is one person and a set of AI agents — and the thing they produced takes money from strangers every week.

The expertise

Not in the typing

A draw engine that makes games fairTeams dealt automatically on seven composable rules: equal playing time, rest that rotates, partners who vary week to week until everyone has played with everyone, and sides balanced so a game is close instead of a walkover.
A game that runs itselfIt moves from poll, to locked time and venue, to teams dealt, to finished — with nobody pressing a button. The organiser's admin was the part we deleted.
Guardrails, deliberatelyOne email per person per day, enforced at the single point every message passes through. AI will happily write the eleventh email. Deciding it must never send is the work.
A release that refusesThe deploy blocks itself if any page would hand an already-installed app stale code. Written the day after that happened once.

The honest part

AI writes it. It doesn't decide what's right.

Every rule above exists because the obvious alternative let a real person down. A locked RSVP deadline that looked tidy and cost an organiser the only thing they needed — to know who was actually coming. A sending cap that quietly marked people as reached when it had skipped them.

AI has made building almost free. Knowing which version to keep is what you're actually paying for — and it's why you talk to the person who built it, not a sales rep with a deck.

The same, for you

What we'll build with it

A chatbot that knows your businessGrounded on your prices, policies and hours, so it answers from them instead of inventing. When a question falls outside what it has, it says so and takes a message.
On WhatsApp, where your customers already areYour website too, both sharing one brain. It replies in whatever language it's asked in, including a sentence that starts in English and ends in Hindi.
Leads captured and qualifiedIt asks the three things you need to know before you spend time on a call, then sends them to your phone.
Handover that doesn't start againWhen it can't help, the whole conversation arrives with you. Nobody repeats themselves — the part people hate most about chatbots.
The repetitive thing, automatedWhatever your staff does forty times a day by hand. That's usually worth more than the chatbot.

AI chatbot, trained on your business

Built, grounded on your own content, and tested by trying to break it before launch. Hosting, monitoring and model updates from ₹8,000 a month — or already inside the ₹25,000 monthly plan.

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