Not Alone Studios is the parent development company behind Maulya. One side of the team understands valuation pressure from the field and reporting desk. The other turns that daily pressure into software firms can actually use.
B.E. (Civil), M.Tech (CTM), A.M.I.E., C.Engg (I)
Registered Valuer — ICMAI RVO/L&B/00075
Practicing property valuer shaping assignment flow, document handling, and report generation inside Maulya.
MBBS · NMC 2018
Founder & Lead Engineer, Not Alone Studios
Full-stack product builder turning operational pain into a calmer, governed software system.
Maulya did not start as a generic SaaS idea. It started because valuation work was being run across WhatsApp threads, scattered documents, memory, and repeated follow-up. The people closest to that pain decided to build the system they actually wanted to use.
B.E. (Civil), M.Tech (CTM), A.M.I.E., C.Engg (I)
Registered Valuer — ICMAI RVO/L&B/00075
Shrinivas is the valuation-side operator voice behind Maulya. He understands where assignments slow down, where evidence goes missing, why approvals turn into friction, and how report readiness often depends on one overloaded person holding the whole desk together.
That perspective shaped Maulya's assignment flow, document handling, ownership, and report process so the software matches how valuation firms actually work.
Not Alone Studios is the development company behind Maulya. The studio focuses on software that serves people doing real operational work, where the product has to explain itself clearly, handle pressure cleanly, and hold up beyond a demo.
Assignments, report generation, updates, and billing in one product story.
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MBBS · NMC 2018
Founder & Lead Engineer, Not Alone Studios
Sriram is the product and engineering force behind Maulya and the wider Not Alone Studios stack. His role is to turn operational pain into product architecture that remains understandable on the public site, coherent in the app, and stable enough for firms to trust.
That means the product does not stop at a landing page. It has to carry the real work: assignment queues, report generation, billing clarity, and the decisions that keep the public site useful even when the live app is under pressure.
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