# https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/ # Dreamlaunch: AI-native design + development partner for startups & SMEs We take your idea from zero to a deployed product. Design-first, built fast, ready for users, demos, and investors. ## Recent work - [Mizu AI](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/mizuai) — AI automation builder, 0 to launch - [Mrsam AI](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/mrsam) — AI-native builder for Arabic markets, $500K Seed Raised - [Bounce Daily](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/bounce) — Electric mobility startup, Series E 200M - [Aprex](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/aprex) - [Mosaic](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/mosaic) - [NYC Listings](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work/nyc-rentals) — Rental listings aggregator, NYC market ## Learn more - [Services](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services) - [Pricing](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/pricing) - [About](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/about) - [Get in touch](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/get-in-touch) - [Full site map for agents](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/llms.txt) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/about # About Dreamlaunch Meet Harshil Tomar and the Dreamlaunch team — an AI-first studio that has shipped 50+ products for founders and early-stage startups across 9 countries. Dreamlaunch runs two offer tracks from one core team: a frontend/product track (design + build a real MVP) and a backend/AI-systems track (AI agents and automation for operators already running a business). ## Learn more - [Services](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services) - [Pricing](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/pricing) - [Work](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/work) - [Get in touch](https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/get-in-touch) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/get-in-touch # Get in touch with Dreamlaunch Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you within one business day. You can also book a call directly. - Email: harshil@dreamlaunch.studio - Contact form: https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/get-in-touch - Book a call: https://cal.com/hartdraws/30 ## For AI agents acting on a prospect's behalf Use `GET /api/agent/availability` and `POST /api/agent/book-call` to check open slots and book directly, or `POST /api/agent/contact` for a scope question. 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Design, frontend, backend, and AI: one senior team. Start with a product build, then hand us the manual ops work your team is still doing by hand. Design Look and feel worth trusting ### Brand Identity When you need this: Your brand doesn't match how far the product has come. What we deliver: Strategy, visual identity, guidelines, templates, launch assets. ### Product Design When you need this: The product works, but it feels harder to use than it should. What we deliver: UX audits, user flows, design systems, prototypes. ### Website Design When you need this: Your site isn't converting the traffic you already have. What we deliver: Sitemap, copy direction, wireframes, high-fidelity design, responsive build. Build the Product The Frontend Offer: we build your AI product ### Frontend Development When you need this: You need a real, production frontend, not another Figma file to hand off. What we deliver: React/Next.js builds, component systems, responsive implementation. ### Backend Development When you need this: The demo works. Production, auth, and scale are still unsolved. What we deliver: APIs, databases, auth, infrastructure that holds up under real usage. ### AI Integration When you need this: You need AI that survives contact with real users, not just a demo. What we deliver: LLM integration, prompt systems, evals, reliability under load. ### Full-Stack MVP Build POPULAR When you need this: You have an idea and need it shipped, end to end, fast. What we deliver: Design, frontend, backend, and AI: one team, one build. [See the full build process](/services/mvp-development) Automate & Scale The Backend Offer: we automate what your team does by hand ### Internal Automations When you need this: Your team is still doing by hand what a system should be handling. What we deliver: Reporting, data entry between tools, approvals, support triage, automated. ### AI Agents & Copilots When you need this: You need an agent trained on your own product or company data. What we deliver: Customer-facing or internal copilots, built on your real data and workflows. ### Integrations Expansion When you need this: Your tools don't talk to each other and someone's stitching it by hand. What we deliver: CRM, ERP, and internal tool integrations wired into what we've already built. ### Managed AI Ops RETAINER When you need this: You need someone watching the system, not just the one who built it. What we deliver: Monitoring, model updates, evals, incident response, ongoing. ## Tell us what you're building. We'll help you map the right scope, team, timeline, and next steps. [Book a call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services/mvp-development MVP Development # MVP Development for Startups. Built in 4–6 Weeks. Not a prototype. A deployed, production-ready product: designed in Figma, built full-stack, and handed to you with the codebase, the docs, and everything working. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See pricing](/pricing) What's included ## Everything it takes to ship. The Launch Sprint starts at **$6,500 one-time**. That covers the full product: Figma-first UI design, a production component library, full-stack build, third-party integrations, and deployment. Web apps ship on Next.js + Supabase + Vercel. Mobile apps ship on Flutter for iOS and Android. Payments go through Stripe. Analytics through PostHog. If you need AI features (OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or custom pipelines), those are included in the build scope, not a separate engagement. You own everything. The Figma file, the codebase, the infrastructure. No vendor lock-in, no ongoing fees to us unless you want the Momentum Retainer for post-launch iteration. Timeline ## Week by week. Week 1 All screens designed in Figma: component library, interactions, mobile-responsive. Week 2 Prototype review, client sign-off, revisions locked. Weeks 3–4 Full engineering build sprint: frontend, backend, integrations. Week 5 QA, testing, deployment. You get the keys. Tech stack ## Chosen for speed and longevity. Next.js Web apps Flutter iOS + Android Supabase Database, auth, storage Stripe Payments Vercel Deployment OpenAI / Claude AI features Who it's for ## Three moments founders come to us. Before anything is built. You have a Figma file, a pitch deck, and six months until you need to show investors something real. We scope in 24 hours and tell you exactly what to build first. After something has gone wrong. A freelancer disappeared at 80%. An offshore team delivered something that technically runs but nobody can maintain. A no-code tool hit its ceiling. We finish what others couldn't. When the idea is clear but the execution isn't. Non-technical founders who know what they want to build but need a senior team who's done it before. We don't just execute. We push back on scope that will cost you three months of rewrites at month six. Recent builds ## Products we've shipped. Mosaic: AI Storytelling App 7 weeks Concept to App Store in 7 weeks. Flutter app for iOS and Android, OpenAI + DALL·E + Google Cloud TTS integration, Stripe subscriptions, COPPA compliance, shipped in US and India simultaneously. [Read case study →](/work/mosaic) Bounce Daily: EV Rental App 100k+ users Full rebuild of India's leading EV scooter rental app. React Native, 50+ screens, 100+ components. KYC conversion went from 45% to 65%. D0 renewal rate from 71% to 85%. [Read case study →](/work/bounce) FAQ ## Common questions. How long does it take to build an MVP? 4–6 weeks for most projects. We scope in 24 hours, start within 48 hours of sign-off. Mosaic, a full AI app for iOS and Android, launched in 7 weeks. What's included in the build? Everything: Figma UI design, component library, full-stack build, Supabase + Stripe integration, deployment to Vercel or App Store, and PostHog analytics. You own the codebase completely. Do I need a technical co-founder? No. Most of our clients are non-technical founders. We handle all product and engineering decisions. What tech stack do you use? Next.js (web) · Flutter (mobile) · Supabase · Stripe · Vercel. For AI: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude. We choose based on your product, not personal preference. Can you take over a half-built project? Yes. Freelancer disappeared mid-build or no-code tool hit its ceiling. We've seen both. We audit, tell you what's worth keeping, and ship the rest. Ready to build? ## Tell us what you're building. We scope it in 24 hours. 20 minutes. No pitch. A clear recommendation on scope, stack, and timeline, and whether this is the right moment to move. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See all pricing tiers](/pricing)[See our work](/showcase) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services/frontend-development Frontend Development # Custom Frontends for Real Products. Not a template library dressed up in your colors. A frontend built from your Figma file, componentized properly, and able to handle the interactions that standard UI kits can't. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See pricing](/pricing) What's included ## Built to match the design, not approximate it. We build the frontend from your Figma file: component library, design tokens, responsive breakpoints, and the interaction states that usually get dropped when a design gets handed to a generic dev shop. This is the same frontend work that goes into a full Launch Sprint build, scoped standalone for teams that already have a backend, or an existing product that needs a real interface instead of the one that shipped fast and never got revisited. Web ships on Next.js. Mobile ships on React Native or Flutter, chosen based on your product, not our preference. Either way, you own the codebase completely. How we work ## Design first, then build to match it exactly. Design Screens and component library built in Figma, including states most teams skip: loading, empty, error, edge cases. Build Componentized build against the design system: pixel accuracy, responsive behavior, and the specific interaction (canvas, keyboard nav, real-time) the product needs. Review Weekly demos against real data, not static mockups: you see the actual product taking shape, not a rendering of it. Handoff Codebase, Figma file, and component documentation: yours to keep, extend, and hand to an in-house team later if you want. Tech stack ## Chosen for the interaction, not habit. Next.js Web apps React Native / Flutter iOS + Android Tailwind CSS Design system Framer Motion Interaction + motion D3.js Data + graph visualization Figma Design source of truth Who it's for ## Three reasons teams call us in for frontend. The backend works. The frontend doesn't match it. You have an API, a data model, and a UI that was thrown together to prove the concept. We rebuild the frontend properly, against your existing backend, without touching what already works. The interaction is the product. A canvas, a graph, a real-time collaborative surface: the kind of interface where a generic component library becomes the ceiling, not the foundation. We build custom because the interaction is what you're actually selling. You need it to feel like a real product, not a demo. Loading states, empty states, error handling, mobile responsiveness: the details that separate something investors take seriously from something that only works in the happy path you clicked through in the demo. Recent builds ## Interfaces we've shipped. Aprex: Precision Tool for Thought 100+ components Custom React SPA built from a blank canvas: a Cmd+K command palette built from scratch, a D3.js knowledge graph rendering live relationship maps, and a Zen Mode collapsing all chrome on a single keystroke. [Read case study →](/work/aprex) Mrsam AI: Mobile-First Site Builder RTL + LTR A tap-to-build canvas designed for a phone screen, not a desktop mouse: nine styleable block types, per-block RTL/LTR direction, Arabic-first font defaults. Closed a $500K seed round shortly after launch. [Read case study →](/work/mrsam) FAQ ## Common questions. Do you build custom components or use a UI kit? Custom, by default. We start from Figma, so every component matches your design system rather than looking like every other app built off the same kit. Can you build on top of our existing backend? Yes. We'll integrate against your existing APIs, or flag early if the shape will fight the interactions you want. What kind of interactions can you build? Real-time canvases, keyboard-first command palettes, graph visualizations, drag-and-drop builders, offline-first mobile flows. We get called in for the parts standard UI kits can't handle. How long does frontend-only work take? Depends on scope: a landing page rebuild is a week, a full component library and interaction layer is 4-6 weeks. We scope it in 24 hours. Do you do mobile as well as web? Yes. Next.js and React for web, React Native and Flutter for iOS and Android. Same design-first process either way. Ready to build? ## Tell us what you're building. We scope it in 24 hours. 20 minutes. No pitch. A clear recommendation on scope, stack, and timeline, and whether this is the right moment to move. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See all pricing tiers](/pricing)[See our work](/showcase) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services/backend-development Backend Development # APIs and Infra That Don't Break. Auth, databases, APIs, integrations, billing: the parts of the product nobody sees until they fail. We build them to hold up under real users, not just the demo. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See pricing](/pricing) What's included ## Infrastructure scoped for the product you're actually building. Database schema and auth, API architecture, third-party integrations, billing, and real-time infrastructure where the product needs it: notifications, live sync, collaborative state. This is the same backend work that goes into a full Launch Sprint build, scoped standalone for teams that already have a frontend and need the system behind it rebuilt, hardened, or extended. We choose Supabase, Firebase, or a custom Node.js layer based on what the product needs, not a default stack. You own the infrastructure and the codebase completely. How we work ## Architecture before code. Audit If there's an existing backend, we audit it first: what's solid, what's fragile, what needs to be rebuilt versus extended. Design Schema, auth model, and API contracts designed against the actual product requirements: what data exists, who can touch it, how it scales. Build Auth, database, API layer, integrations, and billing built and tested against real data flows, not stubbed responses. Handoff Infrastructure docs, environment access, and a system your next hire can read without archaeology. Tech stack ## Chosen for the load, not the trend. Supabase / Postgres Database + auth Firebase Real-time infra Node.js API layer Stripe Billing Composio Third-party integrations Vercel Deployment Who it's for ## Three reasons teams call us in for backend. The frontend works. The backend can't support it. A UI that's ready to scale, sitting on a database schema or API that was never designed for real load. We rebuild the layer underneath without touching what users already see. Integrations keep breaking. Every new CRM, billing tool, or workflow connection was built as its own one-off. We wire integrations through a consistent layer so adding the next one doesn't mean starting from scratch. A freelancer or offshore team left something that technically runs. It works, until it doesn't, and nobody who's still around understands why. We audit, stabilize, and document, so the next person who touches it isn't starting blind. Recent builds ## Systems we've shipped. Mizu AI: Automation Builder Backend 6 weeks, 0 to production Auth, credential management, workflow state, billing tiers, and credit metering, all built from zero. Five integrations wired through Composio SDK, so each one stayed consistent instead of a one-off. [Read case study →](/work/mizuai) Bounce Daily: EV Rental Infrastructure 100k+ users Full Firebase integration for auth, real-time database, and push notifications, rebuilt on a legacy codebase that couldn't support real-time validation or loyalty mechanics. [Read case study →](/work/bounce) FAQ ## Common questions. Can you take over an existing backend? Yes. We audit the existing codebase and infra first, tell you what's worth keeping, and take it from there. Do you handle scaling and performance? Yes. Schema, indexing, caching, and API design scoped for the load you actually expect, not just the demo. What about data security and compliance? Auth, role-based access, and data handling built to the compliance bar your product needs. Can you wire in our billing and third-party tools? Yes. Stripe for billing, plus CRM, ERP, and workflow integrations through providers like Composio. Do you build real-time infrastructure? Yes. Real-time databases, push notifications, live data sync, using Supabase or Firebase depending on the product. Ready to build? ## Tell us what you're building. We scope it in 24 hours. 20 minutes. No pitch. A clear recommendation on scope, stack, and timeline, and whether this is the right moment to move. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See all pricing tiers](/pricing)[See our work](/showcase) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/services/ai-integration AI Integration # AI That Works Past the Demo. Any model can look good in a five-minute walkthrough. We build the eval loop, the fallbacks, and the cost controls that make an AI feature hold up once real users are the ones typing into it. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See pricing](/pricing) What's included ## The parts of AI work that don't show up in a demo. Model selection and prompt design, retrieval and RAG where the product needs grounded answers, agent workflows that call tools instead of just generating text, and the eval and fallback logic that keeps output reliable at scale. This is the same AI work that goes into a full Launch Sprint build, scoped standalone for products that already exist and need an AI feature that actually holds up, or an existing AI feature that works in the demo and falls apart on real traffic. We work across OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google's models, chosen per task rather than one default vendor, wired through Composio where the AI needs to take real actions instead of just producing text. How we work ## Reliability first, then the interface. Scope What the AI actually needs to do, which model fits the job, and what happens when it gets something wrong. Build Prompt and pipeline work, tool calling and integrations, retrieval where grounded answers matter, all tested against real edge cases, not the happy path. Evaluate An eval loop that catches regressions before your users do, plus cost tracking so you know what a feature costs before it's live. Ship Deployed with fallback behavior for model failures and rate limits, so a bad AI response never means a broken product. Tech stack ## Chosen per task, not per hype cycle. OpenAI LLM + image generation Anthropic Claude LLM, agentic workflows Composio Tool + integration layer Google Cloud TTS Voice + narration Vector databases RAG + retrieval Custom eval pipelines Output reliability Who it's for ## Three reasons teams call us in for AI. The AI feature works, until real users touch it. Great in the demo, unreliable at 100 concurrent users: no fallback, no cost ceiling, no way to know when output quality drops. We fix the parts that don't show up until it's live. You need AI that takes action, not just talks. An agent that books a meeting, updates a record, or triggers a workflow, wired into your existing tools rather than a chatbot bolted onto the side of the product. DIY AI tools boxed you in. Zapier, Make, or a no-code AI builder got you to a working prototype, then hit its ceiling: no control over the model, no way to customize the logic. We build the version that isn't boxed in by someone else's platform. Recent builds ## AI features we've shipped. Mrsam AI: Bilingual AI Content Assistant $500K seed raised An AI text assistant tuned per block type and business category, defaulting to Arabic with English fallback, producing copy that actually fit the surface it was written for, not translated filler. [Read case study →](/work/mrsam) Mosaic: AI Storytelling Pipeline 7 weeks to launch OpenAI for story generation, DALL·E for per-story illustration, Google Cloud TTS for narration, orchestrated so generation time felt like part of the story instead of a loading screen kids abandon. [Read case study →](/work/mosaic) FAQ ## Common questions. Our AI feature works in the demo but breaks in production. Can you fix that? That's most of what we get called in for: no eval loop, no fallback for bad responses, no cost ceiling. We add all three. Which AI models do you use? OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google's models, chosen per task rather than one default vendor. Can you build AI agents, not just a chatbot? Yes. Agents that call tools, wire into your systems through Composio, and take real actions. How do you control AI costs at scale? Model selection per task, caching, and usage-tier logic, scoped up front, not after the first surprise bill. Do you handle multi-language or non-English AI content? Yes. We've shipped AI content generation defaulting to Arabic with English as fallback, for products where English-first tooling was the actual gap. Ready to build? ## Tell us what you're building. We scope it in 24 hours. 20 minutes. No pitch. A clear recommendation on scope, stack, and timeline, and whether this is the right moment to move. [Book a free scope call](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30)[See all pricing tiers](/pricing)[See our work](/showcase) --- # https://www.dreamlaunch.studio/pricing How we work # MVP Development Pricing Most founders come to us at one of three moments: before they've built anything, after something has gone wrong, or after launch when they need to keep moving. There's a tier for each. Pick one, or message us and we'll tell you exactly which fits where you are. BlueprintLaunch SprintStudio BuildMomentum 02/Full MVP: design + build + deploy $6,500one-time “Design-first. Built fast. Ready for users, demos, and investors.” Not a prototype. A deployed, production-ready product. App Store ready if mobile. Built on Next.js, Flutter, Supabase, and Stripe. * Figma-first UI: pixel-perfect, interaction-ready * Component library + design tokens * Next.js (web) or Flutter (mobile) build * Supabase + Stripe integration * Deployed to Vercel + App Store ready * PostHog analytics setup * 4–5 weeks average delivery Who it's for Non-technical founders and early-stage startups pre-fundraise. Also the right fit if a freelancer disappeared mid-build or a no-code tool became your ceiling. We finish what others couldn't. [![Dreamlaunch](/_next/image?url=%2Flogo.png&w=32&q=75)Start your project](https://cal.com/hartdraws/30) Design + UI/UX journey Every engagement starts in Figma. Here's exactly how your product takes shape: visually first, then in code. 1 Week 1 Design system + all screens in Figma 2 Week 2 Prototype review, sign-off, revisions 3 Weeks 3–4 Full engineering build sprint 4 Week 5 QA, testing + deployment ![Figma](/_next/image?url=%2Ffigma.png&w=48&q=75) Every screen lives in Figma Full component library, design tokens, and interaction states, matched pixel-for-pixel to what we ship in code. A living system, not a one-off file.