About
A team of builders
SpazorLabs is a software company built by engineers, for companies that need real results. We build AI systems, products and the infrastructure underneath them, and we stay after launch. Everything on this page is a count of something you can check on the rest of the site.
20+
Engineers and builders focused entirely on delivery, not management
15
Engagements delivered, every one named on the work page
7
Countries delivered into, across three regions
2
Products of our own, built, launched and still run
How we work with you
Your Vision.
You know your business, your users, and what the software has to do on a Tuesday afternoon. We do not arrive with a template and call it a strategy.
Our Execution.
Design, engineering and delivery in one place, by the same people who will still be here when it needs changing. Nobody gets handed between vendors.
Real Impact.
The test is what changes after we hand over. Software that stays in daily use, and work that takes less time than it did before.
7 countries, named rather than mapped
Websites, applications and AI-integrated products, for startups, mid-sized companies and local businesses.
AMER
Americas
- Canada
EMEA
Europe, Middle East and Africa
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- United Arab Emirates
- Nigeria
APAC
Asia Pacific
- India
- Singapore
Delivered into, which is the true claim. SpazorLabs does not have offices, staff or legal entities outside India, and does not say otherwise.
Before any of this
Two projects the founders built at university, before SpazorLabs existed. They are described here in words and without logos, because they were university-affiliated and showing the marks would imply a relationship the company itself does not have.
Tata Steel
University-affiliated project, before founding SpazorLabs
Built an application now used daily by workers on the ground at the Jamshedpur plant.
Nokia
University-affiliated project, before founding SpazorLabs
Built a project using 5G and digital twin technology.
Where to start
Tell us what you are trying to build
Send us the problem, not a specification. We will tell you what we think it actually takes, and we will tell you if we are not the right people for it.