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Fortheye is a product development shop based in India with around 20 team members. Founded five years ago, the company has built 80+ digital products serving over 50 million users. They work with startups and mid-market brands on custom mobile apps, web applications, and product design—handling the full stack from concept through launch and optimization.
The outfit describes itself as product-focused rather than services-first. Their core pitch: design precision, engineering quality, and speed. They've shipped work for Autodome, Flosse.in, BharatRyd, Pixel Rings, and others (mostly visible on their portfolio; client roster is otherwise modest in specifics). Ratings on Clutch and Google are solid (4.8/5 and 4.7/5 respectively), though review counts aren't disclosed.
Services and capabilities
Fortheye splits its work into three categories: product design, product development, and product growth.
On design, they handle wireframing, visual design, design systems, prototyping, micro interactions, and usability testing. They follow a seven-step process: discovery and alignment, user research and strategy, wireframing and prototyping, UI and visual design, design systems and branding, usability testing and refinement, and developer handoff. They claim this approach reduces rework and speeds time-to-market.
Product development covers web applications, Android and iOS apps, backend systems, APIs, and deployment. They work with React, Angular, Node.js for web; Swift and SwiftUI for iOS; and standard Android stack. On the infrastructure side, they list CI/CD pipelines, automated deployments, infrastructure management, and continuous monitoring. They say their DevOps services help "speed up releases, improve stability, and reduce downtime."
Product growth is where they handle performance optimization, security enhancements, DevOps, and data-driven insights. This includes SEO, A/B testing, analytics, and automation. They also offer AI-ML solutions: predictive analytics, chatbots, image recognition, automation tools, and business intelligence dashboards. Their AI toolkit includes OpenAI, Meta, Mistral, Google models, Hugging Face, and NVIDIA Nemo. Databases mentioned are MongoDB Atlas, Elasticsearch, Chroma, and Pinecone.
They highlight three architectural patterns: multi-tenant systems, event-driven architecture, and API-first design. All are reasonable signals for scalable products.
Notable work
Their portfolio names include Autodome, Flosse.in, BharatRyd, Pixel Rings, PDF Editor, Coupon Bunch, Innercue, Green Noise, Deep Sleep Sounds (Naptones), and Whisperly. Beyond the project names, the source offers little detail—no revenue figures, user counts, or outcomes tied to specific engagements. Testimonials are brief. A founder at BharatRyd says Fortheye "gave us the confidence to scale smoothly." A client at Flosse noted "brand feels stronger and customers are noticing the difference." Sunil Gill at Wonkru Media praised their speed fixing "tricky web issues." These are encouraging but not substantial enough to cite as measurable impact.
How they work
Fortheye positions itself as a fixed-scope, milestone-driven partner. Their product design process is explicitly mapped in seven phases, each with deliverables. They mention "transparent, collaborative, and agile process," though the methodology description reads more structured than pure agile. They claim 98% client satisfaction and 350+ completed projects. Pricing is not disclosed on their public site. Team size is given as 20+ members, though specific roles (developers, designers, QA) are not broken out. The founder is Rishabh Sharma; leadership includes a Principal Engineer (Simran Kashyap), Product Manager (Sarthak Sharma), and Tech Lead (Hassan Thalib).
Team and credentials
Rishabh Sharma is founder and CEO. The company lists 20+ team members in total. No certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR compliance) are mentioned. No partner badges (AWS, Google Cloud, etc.) are stated. Clutch rates them 4.8/5 and Google 4.7/5, but review counts are absent from the source. They cite 5+ years in product engineering and 80+ products shipped, which are the main credentials offered. No specific languages or timezone coverage is stated, though the India location implies IST working hours.
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