Daksh Pesivadiya
Co-Founder & Head of Engineering
Drives engineering, from system architecture through to code review, so that what ships is fast, secure, and built to last.
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Built by the people
who answer the phone.
We got tired of an industry that over-promises and under-ships, so we built a company that does the opposite. That is the whole origin story.
Why we started, in plain terms.
Herik Patel, Daksh Pesivadiya, and Hetraj Chauhan founded Vasundhara Technologies in 2025 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Each of them had watched the same thing happen from inside the industry: projects measured in meetings and invoices instead of working software.
So the rules at Vasundhara are simple. Every project is led by one of the founders. Every week ends with a demo you can click. Every estimate is one we're prepared to be held to. If we wouldn't run our own product on it, we don't ship it to you.
The name says the rest. Vasundhara means the earth that bears everything, and that is the kind of ground we try to be under a client's product: steady, load-bearing, still there long after launch.
2025Founded
Founder-runHands-on, start to finish
Full-stackWeb · Mobile · AI · Cloud
Ahmedabad, INWorking worldwide
Founding team · Ahmedabad
The people you'll actually work with
No account managers in between. When you call Vasundhara, someone who works on your product answers.
Herik Patel
Founder & Managing Director
Leads the company's direction and client relationships, and stays hands-on across architecture and delivery on every engagement.
The rules we don't break
What we stand for, in six lines.
Demos, not decks
Progress is something you can click. Every week ends with a working build in your hands, not a status presentation.
Honest estimates
We'd rather lose a project than win it with a number we don't believe. What we quote is what we're prepared to be held to.
Founder on every project
Your project is never handed down. A founder leads it personally, from kickoff to launch and beyond.
Own the outcome
We measure ourselves on whether your product works in the real world, not on whether the contract was technically fulfilled.
Build it to last
Code review, testing, and documentation on everything. The developer who inherits our code should thank us, not curse us.
Stay after launch
Go-live is the midpoint, not the finish line. We monitor, maintain, and keep improving what we build.
Sound like your kind of team?
Bring a full spec or a napkin sketch. The first conversation costs nothing and is usually worth having either way.