Software · Websites · Brand
Brand to backend.
One studio.
We design and build what a product business runs on — the brand people see, the website that sells it, and the software behind it. Scoped in one call. Fixed in price. Live in weeks.
Questions only on the first call. shivam@futurise.studio
200+.
projects shipped
16.
designers & developers
AI.
in every seat, day one
US.
number, hours & handshakes
01 · What we’ve built — software
Software you can log into right now.
Client work in regulated categories sits under NDA — so we built two full demos on fictional data instead. Not screenshots of slides: live systems. The login is printed on the page.
Wholesale order portal
An account logs in, sees their prices, orders a case, reorders next month — while you see every account, order, and dollar in one screen.
Production tracker
Brief to batch to approval — shipping queues, inventory cover, and holds, every step carrying a name and a date.
What this layer replaces
Your systems already work. What’s missing is the part between them — the part your ops team currently is.
CRM
HubSpot · Salesforce
ERP / books
NetSuite · QuickBooks
Store
Shopify · Woo
futurise·the connective layer
client portals · order desks · approvals · production tracking
Your clients · your reps · your floor
serving themselves — instead of emailing your ops team for status
02 · What we’ve built — websites
Sites that read like the business.
A furniture house, a listed company’s shareholder letter, a sourcing operation — none of them look like each other, because the businesses don’t. You’re reading the fourth sample right now.
03 · What we’ve built — brand
Identity systems, published.
We’ve named and packaged for Durex, put Dettol back on the shelf, and published our own brand book — because the honest test of any studio is how it treats its own brand.
The whole story
Everything in one deck.
Forty-five slides: the brands, the builds, the numbers, and how an engagement runs. Five minutes, arrow keys.
The studio
Sixteen people. AI in every seat.
Futurise runs four designers and twelve developers, and we’ve been AI-native since day one — Claude and ChatGPT sit inside our research, design, code, and QA. That’s the whole trick behind “weeks, not quarters”: senior people making the calls, machines doing the heavy lifting. You get big-agency output at a startup’s metabolism.
Built for American operators — manufacturers and private-label makers, distributors and wholesalers, med spas and clinics, and founders getting a product off the ground.
The stack we build on
Claude
ChatGPTLLovart
Google
Vercel
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Tailwind
Shopify
WooCommerce
WordPress
Supabase
Turso
Stripe
FigmaFrom the people who run on it
Operators vouch for us.
★★★★★
“I've bought software from big vendors that took a year and never fit. These guys watched how my floor actually runs and had a working system in front of my team in weeks. It fits because it was built here, around us.”
Founder
Contract manufacturing facility · Orlando, Florida
★★★★★
“I'd been burned before by overseas developers who disappear after the invoice. This was the opposite — live in under a month, and when I text, I get the founder, not a ticket queue.”
Owner
Mobile phlebotomy company · South Florida
★★★★★
“I open it every morning before my coffee. Orders, statuses, what's shipping — it's all just there. I used to chase this across three spreadsheets and a text thread.”
Client services lead
Contract manufacturer · Orlando, Florida
★★★★★
“The price they quoted is the price we paid. Two of us run a national operation on this platform — it's the back office we couldn't have afforded to build any other way.”
Partners
National distribution brand · United States
★★★★★
“The brand and the store looked like a Series-B company on day one. Buyers took us seriously immediately.”
Go-to-market lead
Consumer health brand · United States
★★★★★
“They're my quiet engineering department. I sell it, they build it, my clients think I have a twenty-person team. I kind of do.”
Founder
Healthcare tech company serving US med spas
How an engagement runs
No meters. No quarters. No reveal at the end.
A twenty-minute call.
We ask questions about how work actually moves through your business. No pitch, no demo — unless you ask.
A fixed scope, a fixed price.
In writing, before anything starts. No hourly meters, no surprise invoices.
Built in weeks.
You watch it grow at a live link from the first week — not a big reveal at the end.
Launch, training, thirty days of care.
Your team is trained on it, and we stay on for the first month after launch.
The same project, two calendars
A typical agency
futurise.
Straight answers
The questions everyone asks.
How fast is “weeks,” really?+
Brand systems typically land in one to two weeks, websites in two to four, custom software in four to eight. Your date is written into the scope — and the build is live at a link you can watch the whole way.
What does it cost?+
Every build is quoted flat, in writing, after the first call — priced to the scope, not the clock. No hourly billing, no surprise line items, ever.
Who owns the work?+
You do. Code, design files, accounts, domains — everything sits in your name from day one. If we ever part ways, everything you paid for keeps working.
Do we have to replace the systems we already run?+
No. HubSpot, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Shopify — whatever runs your business today stays. We build the layer that connects it all, which is usually the part nobody sells off the shelf.
Where is the team?+
The front door is American — a US number, calls on Eastern time, and in-person visits when a project calls for it. Behind it is a 16-person studio that works around the clock, so your build moves while you sleep. You always know exactly who is doing the work.
Currently in the United States — Florida through early September.
You talk to the person who builds.
Futurise is run by Shivam Bansal — founder, designer, builder. No account managers, no hand-offs. Write or call, and it’s him — with a reply inside one business day, Eastern time.