Discuss a project
Start with the engineering problem.
Share what you are building, what is blocked, or what needs to become more reliable. A useful first conversation starts with the problem, not a sales pitch.
Where VIVEKA LABS is most useful.
Selective, founder-led technical work.
Strong fit
- Java / Spring Boot backend work
- API and microservices engineering
- Architecture assessment / modernization
- React Native / Expo product engineering
- Focused MVP or product build
- Production-readiness review
- Defined technical-delivery support
Less suited to
- Large staffing engagements
- 24/7 support outsourcing
- Broad marketing retainers
- Unrelated non-engineering services
A useful project brief can be simple.
A polished proposal is not required. Enough context to frame the problem.
Helpful to include
- What you are trying to build or improve
- Current system or product context
- Main technical problem
- Desired outcome
- Relevant platform or stack
- Approximate timing or urgency if known
Not required
- Budget (not requested unless separately approved)
- Phone number
- Company size or revenue
- Sensitive credentials or production access
- NDA-protected material in the first message
- Personal government identifiers
Project enquiry
Email Vivek directly.
Every enquiry reaches Vivek directly — no sales layer, no handoff.
Send a clear project enquiry. Fit and scope are assessed honestly.
What happens next
Project context is reviewed
The engineering problem, current context and intended outcome are read carefully.
Fit and scope are assessed
Whether the work matches founder-led, focused engineering engagements is considered honestly.
Technical discovery begins
When there is alignment, the conversation moves into scoping and technical detail.
Keep the first enquiry proportionate
Please do not include passwords, access tokens, payment credentials or other sensitive information in an initial project enquiry.
Send only what is needed to understand the project. Detailed confidential material can be handled later through an appropriate agreed process if needed—this page does not invent NDA or legal-process promises.