Wednesday Solutions

Wednesday Solutions is a product engineering firm based in India that builds custom web, mobile, and AI applications for startups, scale-ups, and enterprises. The firm claims that 10% of India's unicorns are customers. Wednesday's public work spans fintech, insurtech, logistics, publishing, and healthcare—typically full-stack engagements ranging from 2 to 6 months. They publish over 1,000 stars worth of open-source templates and toolkits on GitHub, including Kubernetes observability charts, serverless deployment blueprints, and multi-cloud Terraform modules.

Services and capabilities

Wednesday organizes its offerings into four service tiers. Launch targets startups and early-stage companies, covering product design, web development, mobile app development, and project management. Amplify handles accelerated growth—re-architecting systems, systematizing processes, and building retention mechanics for hyper-growing products. Catalyse offers staff augmentation through embedded engineers across design systems, UX research, usability testing, and programming. Control focuses on cost and technical debt management: AWS cost optimization, architecture audits, DevOps, and site reliability engineering.

The firm emphasizes generative AI and applied AI—using large language models and proprietary data to build data-centric applications. On the data side, they apply DataOps principles to build cost-effective, performant pipelines. Recent case studies illustrate this: they helped a leading stockbroking firm replace slow data processes with a real-time system, built an AI-powered marketplace that cut processing time from 4 months to 2 minutes, and developed an AI marketing copilot with The Boring Marketer. They've also built WhatsApp chatbots with OCR and ML for prescription parsing, subscription platforms with encryption for publishing, multi-tenant invoice payment solutions, and e-parking microservices with offline-first architecture.

Notable work

Wednesday's public case studies name specific outcomes and engagement structures. For a European insurtech platform, they assembled a team of 4 senior engineers, a designer, and a project manager over 6 months. The project involved integrating multiple legacy systems from partner insurance companies using a configuration management system and DevOps pipeline, while building a reusable UI component library and encrypting sensitive data. For an Asian lens manufacturer, they deployed a 2-person team (senior engineer and designer) to ship a WhatsApp chatbot with order placement and tracking in 60 days—the system parsed prescription images using OCR and ML, exposed an ERP via REST API, and generated payment links sent through WhatsApp.

Other named work includes a $3B life insurer's digital transformation embedding AI workstreams, a GST invoice financing platform for SMEs using OCR and account aggregator integration, a fintech lending suite with credit risk analysis and automated KYC, an e-commerce CI/CD pipeline supporting white-label and enterprise deployments, and a document intelligence tool for rental contract auditing.

How they work

Wednesday structures engagements around dedicated teams assembled per project scope. The WhatsApp chatbot shipped in 60 days with a 2-person squad; the insurtech platform ran for 6 months with 4 engineers plus design and PM. They cite a "methodical approach" and "collaborative, one-team" working style based on client testimonials. Specific pricing or retainer models are not disclosed on the public website.

Team and credentials

Team size is not publicly stated. The firm publishes 15+ open-source projects with named individual contributors (e.g., Rushabh Sancheti on observability, Sourav Singh Rawat on cloud-native templates, Aseer KT on multi-cloud Terraform). No ISO, SOC 2, or formal certifications are mentioned in the source material. They do not appear to hold AWS, Google Cloud, or Microsoft partner status based on the scraped pages. The firm's GitHub presence is cited as 1,000+ stars. Client testimonials come from the CEO of Kunai, a VP of Product at a container logistics company, a fashion e-commerce platform's Associate Engineering Director, and Buildd founder Sachin Gaikwad.