Ahmedabad, India · Commerce, ERP & full-stack
Kenvo Labs builds Shopify apps, custom ERP systems and the web applications underneath them. A product on the Shopify App Store, a second in beta, our own ERP in production, and twelve years of client work across India, the UAE, Australia and North America.
Services
Eight things, each with its own page explaining how the work runs.
Public App Store apps and private apps for single merchants. We've taken our own product through Shopify's review process and onto the App Store, so we know where submissions fail before yours does.
Read moreCustom themes, Liquid sections and the unglamorous conversion work that moves revenue. Most of what we do here happens on live stores, which means the standard is that nothing breaks while it improves.
Read moreStorefronts where Shopify handles the commerce and something else handles the experience. Worth doing when Liquid genuinely limits you — and worth avoiding when it doesn't.
Read moreThe layer between your store and the system your business actually runs on. Unglamorous, high-stakes work: when a sync silently fails, someone oversells stock they don't have.
Read moreInventory, billing, accounting and reporting for traders, distributors and manufacturers, built around how your business already works. We run our own ERP, Tradeloom, in production — so this isn't a domain we're learning on your budget.
Read moreApplication front ends, admin dashboards and marketing sites in React and Next.js. Available both for whole projects and as a contract developer inside an existing team.
Read moreThe applications that run a business rather than sell to its customers. Admin platforms, marketplaces, compliance systems and internal tools, in Laravel or NestJS.
Read moreBusiness sites built to be edited by the people who own them, and custom plugins for the functionality no plugin in the directory covers.
Read moreOur own products
Client work pays the bills. These are the products where we chose the problem, wrote every line and still answer the support email.
COD and RTO fraud prevention for Indian D2C brands
Cash on delivery is most of the Indian D2C order book, and a big slice of it never gets paid for. COD Shield scores every order against eight risk signals before it ships, then blocks, verifies or lets it through — so merchants stop paying return freight on orders that were never going to convert.
AI-written post-purchase upsells
Most upsell apps make the merchant build the rules. UpAfter doesn't. Claude picks the product, writes the offer, sets the discount and explains why it chose what it chose. Recommendations are computed on the order webhook and cached, so the thank-you page renders with no waiting.
Billing and stock management for Indian traders and distributors
Indian traders run on spreadsheets and desktop software that doesn't leave the office. Tradeloom is billing, stock and accounting software built for that reality, starting with Gujarat — double-entry accounting underneath, and inventory valuation the trader chooses rather than the software.
Try it
This is how COD Shield decides. Switch the signals on and off the way a real order would arrive, and watch the verdict move. Same weighting as the production engine.
Signals present on this order
Risk score
26/100
What the merchant sees
Order goes straight to fulfilment. No friction added.
Driven mainly by paying cash on delivery and first order from this customer.
Selected work
Each one has a full write-up. Filter by the part of the stack you care about.
Capabilities
No handoffs between a front-end contractor, a back-end contractor and whoever set up the server. The people who design it also build it and deploy it.
How we work
Most projects go wrong in the gaps between people. Keeping design, build and deployment with the same people removes the gaps, as long as the sequence is disciplined.
Before any code, you get a written scope: what's being built, what isn't, and what it costs. No moving target, no surprise invoice.
We build vertically — a single feature taken all the way from database to interface and shipped — rather than leaving five half-done things open at once.
Every slice goes to a staging deploy you can click through. Feedback happens on working software, not screenshots.
Repo access, environment notes and a walkthrough of how it runs. If you bring in another developer next year, they won't be stuck.
A paragraph is enough to start. If it's a fit we'll come back with a scope and a price; if it isn't, we'll tell you that too and point you somewhere better.
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