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iFactory helps ambitious businesses solve the work that holds them back—with digital products, customer experiences and business systems built around real-world goals.
A human first step
Bring the business pressure you can feel—lost enquiries, repeat work or an idea worth testing. We will help make the most useful next move visible.
Founder-led conversations with Rohan Seth, CEO and Rajeev Vikram Seth, CTO. Meet the duo
Start with the customer, team or business signal that needs attention—not a pre-decided software product.
Use the free 60-minute Solution Sprint to unpack the real bottleneck with a practical, founder-led point of view.
See the clearest useful first version and the partnership model worth considering—without pressure to commit.
Digital experience ✳ Business systems ✳ Brand energy ✳ Product thinking ✳ Digital experience ✳ Business systems ✳ Brand energy ✳ Product thinking ✳
Why iFactory
We work with businesses that have good things happening—and need the digital side to keep up.
The best digital work feels alive: it attracts attention, creates confidence and makes the next step obvious.
Not off-the-shelf. Not over-engineered. Built to solve the job in front of you.
What we make
One thoughtful partner across customer growth, internal operations and the next product opportunity.
Clear brand worlds, e-commerce and digital journeys that earn confidence and make the next step obvious.
02 / SystemsCustom workflows, POS, dashboards and operating tools that fit the way your team actually moves.
03 / ProductsFrom financial intelligence to consumer-facing ideas: we build the smallest useful product around the problem worth solving.
Selected work & ideas
Built for the way a business actually moves.
We combine creative direction with the practical work underneath: customer flow, operations, information and action.
An online experience that helps parents select, size and order with confidence—without making the process feel like work.
Visit Wool O WoolCase files
We turn credible business examples into practical playbooks for Indian MSMEs—then adapt the useful idea to the problem in front of you.
Publicly documented examples, interpreted by iFactoryHow a customer journey, payments and operations can work as one connected experience.
A lesson in multi-warehouse visibility, business pricing and digital ordering.
Turning social attention into a faster, more credible purchase journey.
iFactory lab · coming soon
We are building a new platform for business owners who want a clearer read on what is happening beneath the surface—without turning their day into a spreadsheet.
How we work
We start with your customers, your team and the point where momentum is getting lost.
Strategy, structure and visual direction come together in a clear digital story.
Every interaction, system and handoff has a job to do—and a reason to exist.
We launch, learn and improve with you as the business reaches its next stage.
MSME technology field notes
Practical ideas for owners who want useful digital progress—not another tool that creates more work.
Build smarter, not busier
For most MSMEs, the most valuable technology is not the biggest platform. It is the clear, well-designed solution that removes friction for customers and the team.
Look for repeat questions, repeat spreadsheets and repeat follow-ups. Those are usually the first signs that a simple system could give your team time back.
Start by noticing the loops that happen every week, not by shopping for software. The best early fixes tend to sit where work is repeated and easy to miss.
Choose one loop, make the handoffs visible and improve it before you expand. A smaller system that gets used beats a large one that sits idle.
A good site should answer the right questions, build confidence and make the next step feel easy. Design matters because clarity converts attention into a conversation.
Many businesses have a website that says who they are, but not why a customer should act now. The useful question is: can a first-time visitor understand the offer in under a minute?
Shape the journey around three moments: confidence in what you do, proof that you understand their need, and one obvious way to take the next step. Then connect enquiries to a human follow-up process so good interest does not cool down.
The result is not just a sharper online presence. It is a calmer, more consistent route from curiosity to customer.
A new app will not fix an unclear process. Identify where momentum gets stuck, then build the smallest useful solution around it.
Begin with one question: where does the customer or team wait, repeat themselves or lose confidence? That moment is more important than the name of the software.
Map the people, information and decision involved. Sometimes the answer is a polished website flow; sometimes it is a simple dashboard, workflow or product prototype. Financial intelligence is being built with the same principle: make the right business signal easier to notice, at the moment it matters.
A useful first conversation
Use these short tools to shape a better brief. They do not replace the conversation; they help us arrive at it with more clarity.
Build a more useful brief
Step 1. Choose the business context closest to yours.
Step 2. Pick the pressure that deserves attention first.
Five practical questions
Choose the answer closest to today. This is a self-guided snapshot, not a judgement on your business.
Product thinking, made visible
These are illustrative iFactory directions, not claims about an existing client implementation.
A clear offer, the right information, a simple choice and a confident confirmation—designed as one connected route.
The iFactory Decision Lab
Go a layer deeper before you invest. Build a practical product map, visualise a repeat-work pressure, or shape the conversation you want to have with us.
A product direction in under a minute
Choose the part of the business that needs attention, then the change you want to create. The map is a conversation starter—not a fixed scope or a promise.
Step 1. Where should the digital move begin?
Step 2. What should the first version help you do?
Make the invisible effort visible
This is not an ROI promise. It simply turns the working assumptions you enter into a practical conversation about what may deserve a better system first.
Choose the loop that feels most familiar.
The number below is calculated from your own inputs. The right solution and any time saved depend on the actual process, people and adoption.
A more useful 60 minutes
The first conversation should move from a real pressure to a clear next direction. Pick the subject that matters today and see the working agenda we would use as a starting point.
This is the shape of the conversation, not a substitute for discovery. The actual agenda changes with the business and the problem in front of us.
Free 60-minute Solution Sprint
Tell us the time window that suits you and the business issue on your mind. Your request opens in WhatsApp so we can confirm the final appointment personally.
For growing MSMEs
Bring us the business pressure you want to solve. We will unpack the bottleneck, outline the most useful digital route and tell you what a sensible first version could look like.
Limited to selected MSMEs each month so every conversation gets proper thought. No obligation to proceed.
How we partner
We price for the work in front of us, while keeping room for the kind of partnership that makes long-term sense for both sides.
Partnership model selector
There is no one-size-fits-all price. Choose the route closest to your situation; we will test it together against the work, risk and clarity needed.
A defined project fee for the product or system, followed by a practical monthly plan for maintenance, improvements and support.
For measurable growth projects, a sensible base fee can sit alongside an agreed performance-linked component with clear milestones.
For the right incorporated venture, iFactory may consider a revenue-share or equity-led partnership after commercial, technical and legal review.
Revenue-share and equity arrangements are considered selectively and documented separately. They are not a standard software-price substitute, and any partnership depends on clear goals, reporting and legal terms.
Good work should make a growing business feel more confident—not more complicated. That is the standard we bring to every idea iFactory puts into the world.
Start a conversation
Apply for a free 60-minute MSME Solution Sprint, or tell us what you are building, untangling or trying to make easier. We will start with the right conversation.