We build software that quietly runs real businesses
lsync is a product studio and engineering company based in Hyderabad, India. We learned what good software looks like by running our own products in the field — and we hold the work we do for others to the same standard.
Our mission
Most operational software is built for the demo, not the field. We flip that. Our software is shaped by the clinic with one shared tablet, the forecourt at rush hour, and the accountant closing the books at month end.
We're small, senior and deliberate. We'd rather own a handful of systems end-to-end and keep them excellent than spread thin. When we ship something, we stand behind it — in production, under load, for years.
- Products in the fleet
- 14
- Live in production
- 8
- Sectors served
- 6
- Mobile apps
- 3
How we work
Ship, then sharpen
We get a working product into real hands fast, then iterate against reality instead of guesses.
Own the full stack
From schema to nginx to the app store listing — we take responsibility for the whole system, not a slice.
Security is default
Least-privilege data access, encryption where it matters, and audited admin paths are baked in, not bolted on.
Built for the field
Our software runs in clinics, fuel stations, kitchens, and back-offices — designed for the people actually using it.
The road so far
- 2021
lsync begins
Founded to build operational software that field teams would actually enjoy using — starting with custom builds for local businesses.
- 2022
First products ship
Our first products go live in production, running daily operations for real customers across multiple industries.
- 2024
API-first, everywhere
We standardise on an API-first architecture — one backend powering web and mobile — and grow the portfolio across healthcare, retail and finance.
- 2026
A fleet, and a practice
Today we run a fleet of live products and work as the engineering arm for other teams, from architecture through to managed operations.
Have something to build, or something to keep running?
Whether you need a product shipped, a system kept healthy, or a hand with a hard integration — tell us what you're dealing with.