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Shipping apps since 2016

Apps that matter.

I'm Mohit Sehgal. I build software people use on a working day — invoicing on a shop counter, patient records in a clinic, case files at an immigration desk, an ERP that replaced an agency's spreadsheets. Some of it is on the Play Store. Most of it runs quietly inside somebody's business.

10 years
Shipping apps
6
Sectors built for
3
Apps on Google Play
13 years
Writing production software

Products built

Built, shipped, and still in use.

Own apps and client systems, across 6 sectors. Each one replaced something — a spreadsheet, a filing cabinet, or four systems that refused to talk to each other.

Business

BahiSathi

GST invoicing and billing for small Indian businesses, built phone-first. On the Play Store, with its own site at bahisathi.com.

About BahiSathi

Healthcare

Docsmart

A platform for clinics, hospitals and pharmacies. Patient records, appointments, billing and stock in one system instead of four.

Media & advertising

Custom ERP for a growing agency

Projects, resourcing, approvals and delivery tracking in a single system. It replaced a stack of spreadsheets and an email approval chain.

Productivity

SpeakNotes

A voice memo app that records the moment you open it. No account, no setup, no folders to organise first.

About SpeakNotes

Productivity

Skanva

Document scanning that turns a phone photo into a straightened, shareable PDF. Built for the scans everyone keeps asking for.

About Skanva

Immigration services

Case management system

Document checklists, stage-wise ownership and status updates that reach applicants on their own. It ended the daily "where is my file" calls.

In development

EdTech

Product in development

Currently being built. More once there is something real to show, which is the only point at which it is worth showing.

Everything on Google Play

The 3 apps published under the Appsyoda developer account, with listings, screenshots and reviews.

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AI agents

Agents that do the part of the job nobody wants.

Not a chatbot bolted onto your website. An agent that reads the email, opens the right record, files the document and tells a person when something actually needs deciding — wired into the systems your team already uses.

Answer customers

Routine questions handled at 2am from your own documents. Anything that needs a human arrives with the background already gathered.

Read documents

Invoices, forms, ID copies and PDFs turned into structured records in your system, instead of someone retyping them.

Work the inbox

Enquiries sorted, tagged and routed, with a draft reply ready. Your team edits and sends rather than starting from nothing.

Chase the follow-ups

Pending approvals, unpaid invoices, stalled cases. The agent notices and nudges, so it stops depending on who remembers.

Where a plain rule does the job more reliably, I use the plain rule. If an agent won't improve the outcome, I'll say so before you spend anything on one.

Talk about an agent

Who I am

Hi, I'm Mohit Sehgal.

I've been writing production software for 13 years and shipping apps under the Appsyoda name since 2016. I work as one person, end to end: the data model, the code, the store listing, the awkward call about what shouldn't be built.

Most of what I make is unglamorous. A billing app for a shop that never wanted accounting software. A hospital system replacing four things that didn't talk to each other. An ERP that finally ended an agency's spreadsheet sprawl. None of it wins design awards; all of it gets opened every morning by someone with a job to do.

That's the whole filter. If a piece of software doesn't change how a working day goes, it wasn't worth building.

Products, not just projects

3 apps live on Google Play, each one built, listed and maintained by me. Running a product teaches things client work never does.

Systems in daily use

Healthcare, media, immigration and distribution. Some of what I built years ago is still opened every morning, which is the only test that counts.

You own everything

Code, data, hosting and accounts stay in your name from day one. Take it in-house whenever you want to.

If you'd rather see it than discuss it

A working v1 of your software in five days.

₹15,000 flat. By Friday your team is using a real first version on your own data — not a mockup — and you have a written scope and a fixed price for the full build. Deciding what to build is much easier once you've held it.

  • A working v1 on a private link, live from Friday
  • Your real data and your terminology on screen
  • A written scope and a fixed price for the full build
  • My honest recommendation, including "don't build it"

About two hours of your team's time, all week.

Get in touch

Tell me what you want built.

An app, a system your team lives in all day, or an agent that handles the work nobody enjoys. Describe the problem in plain words and I'll tell you what it would take.

  • I reply within one working day, and I write the reply myself
  • You'll know what I recommend before you pay anything
  • If software is the wrong answer, I will say so

Tell me what you're trying to fix

I'll get back to you within one working day and tell you whether I can help.

This lands in my inbox. I read it and reply myself, usually the same day.