Shravi Ecosystem

Every new product was spending its first week rebuilding the same boring pieces, a login, a payment screen, a place to keep the company's passwords, a way to send clients a quote. Same work, every time. So I built each piece once, as its own little app, and made everything else plug in.

Seven small apps. Each does one thing well. Every product we run uses them.

• •Login, one account, every product. Sign in once, you're in.
• •Control room, who's a customer, who's an admin, who did what. The place to look when someone asks "who changed this?"
• •Checkout, one payment screen. Every product hands payment off here instead of building its own.
• •Vault, the company's password manager and subscription tracker. Every paid tool we use, every key we own, in one place. Encrypted.
• •Audit, a scanner that grades a website on how easy it is for AI (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google's AI answers) to quote it. Headline feature: CRI, the Citation Readiness Index, a single score that tells you if AI will pick your page or your competitor's. Plus regular SEO and keyword checks. Made for client work.
• •Pricing bot, the agency's sales desk. Enquiry comes in, quote goes out, invoice gets paid. One screen for the whole loop.
• •Free SEO, a public version of the scanner. Drop a link, get a report. How prospects see what we'd find before they hire us.

All seven live. Every product on this page runs on them. A new product now goes from idea to live URL in days, not weeks. One person built and runs the whole thing.