Platform & SaaS Architecture
Multi-tenant systems designed to scale — tenancy model, roles and permissions, subscription billing, usage limits, and operational dashboards that hold up from 10 tenants to 10,000.
A SaaS, cloud & AI studio led by one architect, 15+ years in — production-ready, multi-tenant platforms with AI built into the architecture, not bolted on.
Who's behind AruviFlow
AruviFlow is led by Sastha K L, an independent software architect and full-stack engineer with 15+ years designing, building, and scaling SaaS products, business platforms, and AI-enabled systems.
Every engagement is architected and built by the person you talk to — from data model and APIs through to frontend, cloud infrastructure, payments, and AI integration. No handoffs, no junior team halfway through.
Capabilities
Six areas we go deep on. Every engagement is scoped to what the product, business model, and scale actually need — not what fills a proposal.
Multi-tenant systems designed to scale — tenancy model, roles and permissions, subscription billing, usage limits, and operational dashboards that hold up from 10 tenants to 10,000.
AI built into the product core, not bolted on — LLM pipelines, RAG over domain knowledge, agentic workflows, and structured output with Claude, GPT, and Gemini.
End-to-end systems for real operations — inventory, sales, payroll, buyers, payments, and the business rules that tie them together into one platform.
Containerised, observable deployments on Azure, Cloudflare, and Laravel Cloud — CI/CD, background workers, and infrastructure cost kept under control.
Flutter and Capacitor apps with offline-first data sync — built for field use where the network can't be assumed and the data still has to reconcile.
Stripe and Razorpay integrations done properly — tiered plans, trials, metered usage, dunning workflows, and full webhook lifecycle handling.
15+
Years building platforms
3
Flagship SaaS platforms
2
Open-source Laravel packages
∞
Support after launch
How we work
We work from both directions — business to system, and system to product — so the foundation fits the problem and the product can grow without rebuilding its core.
We map the workflow, constraints, economics, and users first — then define the tenancy model, data model, and integration points. Scope and success criteria are agreed before code.
Iterative delivery with you in the loop. We pick the right stack for the product and scale — simple and maintainable over novel — and keep decisions reversible where it counts.
We handle deployment and stay engaged after go-live — shipping improvements, watching the system in production, and evolving the platform as the business changes.
How we think about architecture
The goal isn't the newest technology — it's the right combination for the product, business model, scale, and what it costs to operate.
Workflow, constraints, economics, and user needs come first. The architecture follows from the problem — not from a stack we wanted to use.
The technical core is designed so the product can grow — new features, new tenants, new integrations — without repeatedly rebuilding what it stands on.
Our work
Farm operations software built for Indian farms — from field to market in one platform.
NilamFlow is a multi-tenant SaaS application enabling farm owners and operators to run field-to-market operations from one integrated platform. It serves farms with multiple locations and workforces — seasonal pickers through to permanent staff — with harvest tracking, payroll, vendor dispatch, retail sales, inventory, and financial reporting.
The RAG engine behind nilamAI — NilamFlow's in-app agronomy assistant.
Farm Doctor is a retrieval-augmented knowledge system for Indian agriculture, shipped in production as nilamAI inside NilamFlow. It indexes authoritative sources — advisories, package-of-practice documents, and crop guidance — and answers grower questions through LLM assistance anchored to that corpus rather than open-ended generation.
Let your users tell you what to build next.
GraftAI is an open-source Laravel package for multi-tenant SaaS platforms. Tenants describe what they need in plain English — GraftAI uses Claude AI to convert that into a live, scheduled data pipeline instantly. No code, no deployment. Over time it watches which pipelines tenants independently build, spots patterns, and surfaces them as one-click feature promotions — turning real usage into your product roadmap.
Behavioral telemetry for developer-AI collaboration — signal-driven and archetype-aware.
A behavioral telemetry platform that ingests raw development events — commits, edits, AI prompts, refactors — and processes them through a service-oriented pipeline to produce normalized signals, effort scores (0–10), and archetype classifications across 6 developer profiles.
Remove hardcoded pricing and access logic from your Laravel SaaS — for good.
Plan Manager is a Laravel-native package that centralises plan configuration, feature entitlements, usage limits, trials, and add-ons in one place — keeping billing-provider logic entirely separate. Inspired by Magento-style rule configuration, it gives SaaS applications a clean API for access control without coupling to Stripe, Razorpay, Paddle, or Cashier.
Clinical documentation that writes itself — in seconds.
ComposerAI is a full-stack SaaS platform that automates clinical documentation for healthcare practitioners. Doctors record or upload consultation audio; the platform transcribes, structures, and generates complete clinical notes and letters — ready to review in seconds, tuned per medical specialty.
An open behavioural standard for how modern web interfaces should work — readable by humans and AI agents alike.
The Web HIG (Universal Human Interface Guidelines) is a vendor-neutral, lintable contract for web application behaviour. It complements WCAG, design systems, and HTML/CSS by specifying interaction, state, and UX consistency rather than visual style — giving developers and AI coding agents a shared set of rules to follow and validate in CI.
Scope & investment
Every engagement is scoped to the actual problem, not a fixed package. Answer three questions for a directional estimate — then a short call confirms exact scope and cost.
Directional estimate
6–9 weeks
Fixed-scope project
A short scoping call confirms exact cost and timeline before anything is agreed.
Discuss this scopeGet in touch
Got a platform in mind, or an existing system that needs to scale? Tell us the business problem, where you're stuck, and any timelines — we'll take it from there.