AI inside your product
The capability your customers keep asking for, built against your own data and permission model, with an evaluation set so you can see when quality moves rather than guess.
- AI Agents
- Prompt Engineering
- Support Assistants
We build it into your product instead. Vishvex works inside your repo and your cloud for a few weeks, ships the thing your customers keep asking for, and hands back the keys.
your-org / your-app
feat(ai): ship the feature you kept pushing to Q3
vishvex wants to merge 31 commits into main
Illustrative timeline. Every project gets its own.
Most AI work gets stuck for the same reasons. These are the most common.
Three customers asked for it. Both engineers are holding the core product together. It will slip again this month.
What shipsWe ship it inside your repo.
Signup, billing, team invites and the empty dashboard on day one are still missing.
What shipsWe build the v1 customers can sign up for and pay for.
Refunds live in a spreadsheet. The Monday report is rebuilt by hand every week.
What shipsWe turn the manual work into reliable workflows.
Stripe, the CRM and Slack each hold part of the picture, so someone copies data between them by hand.
What shipsWe connect them so the data moves on its own.
Agents dig through tickets, Slack, and the CRM before they can reply.
What shipsWe build a first-line support system with proper handoff and memory.
Prospecting and personalisation take more hours than the team has.
What shipsWe build the system that finds, scores, and writes the first version.
Stuck on something else? Describe it. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the first call.
Five outcomes, whether you are four people shipping a first product or forty maintaining several. Which tools get used underneath is our call to make and defend.
The capability your customers keep asking for, built against your own data and permission model, with an evaluation set so you can see when quality moves rather than guess.
A new product, a new module, or the rebuild that keeps slipping. Including the unglamorous states, from failed payments to seat invites, that decide whether real users stay.
The manual work sitting between your systems: provisioning, reconciliation, escalations, the report somebody rebuilds every week. Automated so your team can still read and change it.
A codebase from a contractor, an acquisition, or the engineer who left. We get it deploying again, make it legible to the people who now own it, and write down what we found.
Acquisition reported against product events, activated accounts and pipeline, rather than impressions and clicks. Sits alongside the engineering work when you want both from one team.
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A system that finds and qualifies prospects, then writes a relevant first email for each one.
How it works
Sourcing
Finds companies and contacts that fit
Qualification
Keeps only the ones worth writing to
AI personalisation
Writes from who they are and what the company does
Outreach
A personalised email to each prospect
End-to-end workflow that publishes across three accounts, handles DMs and comments, and qualifies leads before they reach the team.
How it works
Publishing
Posts go out across all three accounts
DMs & comments
Answered automatically
Lead qualification
AI chat separates buyers from browsers
Sales team
Only serious buyers reach them
Shoppers upload a photo of a handwritten list. AI recognises the items and adds them to the cart.
How it works
Photo upload
Shopper snaps their handwritten list
AI vision
Reads each item from the handwriting
Product match
Maps items to the store's catalogue
Cart
Products added, ready to check out
Something here look like your problem?
One operator. Direct communication. Work happens inside your repo.
Vishvex is run by Vishnu Vardhan Nayak from Hyderabad.
You talk to the person who writes the code.
Engagements are deliberately small and scoped. If a piece of work will not move activation, retention, or engineering time, we say so during the first call instead of after the invoice.
Vishvex's client work includes Nexbase (nex-base.com), a platform build covering the backend, web application and email infrastructure. Vishvex is a founder-led studio and takes a small number of engagements at a time, so the client list is deliberately short rather than a long logo wall.
An AI product studio works as an embedded engineering team: it builds AI features directly into an existing SaaS product, automates the manual operations around it such as onboarding, support triage and reporting, and can build a billable MVP from scratch. Vishvex ships into the client's own codebase and infrastructure and hands over full ownership, rather than selling a subscription to a proprietary platform.
A typical agency builds a parallel system it continues to host and bill for. An embedded team ships into the client's existing repositories, cloud accounts and data model, so the work becomes part of the product rather than a dependency. At the end of a Vishvex engagement the client holds 100% of the code, workflows and admin credentials, with no vendor lock-in.
Vishvex quotes fixed scope after a free 30-minute call, priced on the number of product surfaces, workflows and third-party integrations involved rather than hourly. There is no monthly platform fee for the software itself because the client owns what is built. Quotes are available in USD, INR, EUR and GBP.
A single automation or integration typically ships in 5 to 7 days. An AI feature involving product surfaces, customer data and third-party integrations typically takes 3 to 4 weeks, with a working release inside the first 2 weeks and weekly iteration after that.
A chatbot follows scripted rules and answers frequently asked questions. An AI agent uses a language model to reason about intent and then take real actions, such as querying a database, updating a CRM record or booking a meeting, without a hard-coded flow for every case. Vishvex builds agents wired into the product's own data and permission model.
n8n is open-source, can be self-hosted, and is priced per workflow rather than per task. For a SaaS product running high automation volume this is typically far cheaper at the same throughput, and self-hosting keeps customer data inside the company's own infrastructure rather than a third-party SaaS.
The client owns all of it. Application code lives in the client's repositories, workflows run on the client's own n8n instance or cloud account with full admin credentials, and customer data never needs to pass through a Vishvex-controlled system.
Yes. Vishvex is based in Hyderabad, India, and works remotely with SaaS teams in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and the European Union, with overlapping hours arranged per engagement.
Describe the piece of work that keeps slipping. You get a fixed scope and a quote within 48 hours — or a straight answer that it is not worth building.
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