Work from the Udaipur studio

A pitch that says “a website in 7 days” should have something to open. These three are that something. Mira Studio is a salon. Northline Classes is a coaching institute. Aravali Stays is a rental desk. Each page has the offer, the practical details, and a WhatsApp button. The button on a sample reaches Klyrobit, so you can try it. On a client site it reaches the business.

They are invented. Mira Studio is not a salon we run, and the rates on Aravali Stays are sample rates. We label every page as a sample so nobody mistakes it for a client logo. What is real is the shape of the week: a home, the services or the stays, hours or prices, and a way to start a conversation from a phone.

Longer products sit further down this page. A streaming library is not a 7-day site, and we do not pretend it is. If your business in Udaipur needs the short site, start with the sample closest to you and message us with what should change.

Tithi Guru is a public product for people who follow the Hindu calendar and want the panchang without a cluttered page. The site at tithiguru.in had to do more than introduce a brand. It had to present tithi, festivals, and related guidance in a way that stays readable on a phone, because that is where the audience opens it, in Udaipur and far outside Rajasthan.

The engineering problem was content that changes with the date, not a brochure that stays still. A visitor arriving today needs today’s information first, then a way to look ahead, and a reason to trust the source. We structured the pages so the daily answer is immediate and the rest of the library does not bury it. Navigation, type, and the weight of the images were treated as part of the product. A beautiful file that takes too long to open is a failed panchang.

There is also a commercial side. Devotional products and related offers sit next to the calendar without turning the home page into a shop banner. The path from reading to looking at an item is short, and it does not interrupt the person who only came for the date. That balance is the work. A studio that only knows landing pages will either hide the shop or let the shop shout over the tool. We built both jobs into one site and kept the primary job in front.

Running it taught us what we now repeat for clients in the city. Own the content model before you paint the screen. Decide what the page must answer in the first glance. Compress the pictures. Give every image a description. Make the contact or the next step obvious. tithiguru.in is not a concept shot. It is a site with an audience, maintained as a product, and it is the clearest public example of our website work.

TithiguruTv+ is the streaming side of the same world, at tvplus.tithiguru.in. A website can explain a video. It cannot be the place people return to watch the next one. TV+ needed accounts, a catalogue, and playback that feels like a product rather than a file dumped on a page. We built that as its own application so the calendar site could stay fast and the video product could grow its own habits.

The catalogue is the hard part that does not show off. Titles need artwork, a description, a place in a series, and a way to continue watching. Search and rows only help if the underlying list is honest. We treated the metadata as carefully as the player. A broken episode order or a missing poster is what makes a library feel unfinished, even when the video file itself is fine. The interface at tvplus.tithiguru.in is there to make that library easy to enter on a phone.

Playback has to cope with the networks people actually have. Someone in Udaipur on an evening connection, and someone on a weaker line elsewhere in India, should both get a video that starts and can recover if the signal dips. We paid attention to the start of playback, the return to a title, and the account that remembers the person. Those details are the difference between a demo and a service. The public URL is the demo. The repeated visit is the service.

Building TV+ beside tithiguru.in also settled an argument we have with clients often. Not everything belongs on one domain’s home page. The editorial calendar and the streaming library share a brand and a purpose, and they are still different products. Splitting them kept each one understandable. If your business in Rajasthan has a public site and a tool customers log into, we will separate them the same way instead of stacking both jobs onto a single scrolling page until neither works.

Both products were engineered by Klyrobit in Udaipur and released to a real audience. They cover the two services people most often ask us for. tithiguru.in is website development: structure, content, speed, and a public face. tvplus.tithiguru.in is app development: accounts, a catalogue, and a repeated task. The website service and the app service describe how we take that experience into a hotel, a clinic, a school, or a shop that will never need a streaming library.

They also show the limits of a portfolio. We will not dress these case studies up as something they are not. Tithi Guru is not a hospital system, and TV+ is not a delivery app. The transferable part is the method. We name the job, cut the first release to that job, and ship it on an address you can send to a customer. Other work, including learning products and community apps, sits on the home page of this site. These two are written out because you can open them without a login wall and see the standard for yourself.

If you are comparing studios in Udaipur, use the live sites as the question. Does the page answer quickly. Does the app know who you are and what you came to do. Is the next step obvious. We are happy to walk through either product on a call and then talk about yours. A WhatsApp message is enough to start. Tell us the business and which of these two is closer to the thing you need built.