Kalpas Innovations

Kalpas Innovations is a India-based software development firm founded to handle web and mobile product creation and maintenance. The company claims over 100 completed projects and says it works with 1,000+ clients globally, though it describes itself as a distributed team across multiple geographies without specifying office locations or headcount. Their focus spans web apps, mobile development for iOS and Android, UI design, deployment, hosting, and maintenance—plus stated interest in med-tech, augmented reality, and mixed reality. The website names four recent projects: Vidfin (a fintech video subscription platform), Doccura (a WebRTC telemedicine app), Ipsen (a stroke patient monitoring app), and Appositas (a nutrition tracking app).

Services and capabilities

Kalpas structures its offering around a full-cycle model: design, development, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. On the web side, they build applications with Next.js frontends and Node.js backends; the Vidfin project reveals use of React.js for admin dashboards. Mobile apps are built for both iOS and Android. The company also handles eCommerce platforms, landing pages, dashboards, and backend systems, though no specific frameworks or platforms beyond Next.js, React.js, and Node.js are named.

They position themselves around three themes: speed and precision in development, scalability from startup to enterprise stage, and AI and automation integration. Deployment and hosting are listed as capabilities with claims of "lightning-fast" performance, though no specific infrastructure partners (AWS, Azure, GCP) are mentioned. Maintenance covers performance optimization and security updates.

The Doccura project demonstrates real-time communication work: WebRTC for video consultations, audio/video calls, chat, screen sharing, and device control, with admin dashboards tracking call logs and analytics. The Ipsen app shows health-monitoring experience with video streaming and logic-based questionnaires. The nutrition app (Appositas) required integration with activity databases and calorie tracking logic.

Notable work

Vidfin is described as an all-in-house engagement: Kalpas handled marketing, cloud infrastructure setup and maintenance, plus product and tech development for a video finance subscription platform offering stock analysis and financial courses. The stack was Next.js frontend, React.js admin, and Node.js backend managing "complex user access scenarios."

Doccura is a WebRTC telemedicine platform built to support one-to-one and group consultations up to 20 participants. Features include audio, video, chat, screen sharing, and device control. An admin dashboard tracks consultation limits, call logs, and time spent in calls.

Ipsen's Spastik-App targets stroke patients with self-monitoring for spasticity using traffic light questionnaires and video streaming. The app recommends contacting doctors based on results.

Appositas is a nutrition app with BMI-based diet suggestions, an item database, activity tracking, and calorie monitoring. The company notes the interface rivals "leading Nutrition apps" in design.

How they work

The source does not specify engagement models (dedicated team, staff augmentation, fixed-price, T&M), project timelines, communication cadence, or pricing. The website mentions real-time project tracking and invites visitors to "book a call" to get started, but no details on methodology or team structure are provided. The company claims 127,000+ users across its projects, though context is unclear.

Team and credentials

No founding year, team size, or certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, etc.) are stated. The website lists two names—Manu Arora and Tyler Durden—without role context. No partner status with cloud providers or platform vendors is mentioned. The company describes itself as "global" and "dotted across the globe" but provides no office locations or headcount breakdown. No awards, Clutch ratings, G2 scores, or third-party reviews appear in the source material.