Hedge AI Automations is a founder-led studio in Bengaluru. We design and build the systems businesses run on: automations, CRMs, dashboards, management systems, websites and custom software.
Founder photo
We started Hedge after seeing the same thing in business after business: good teams held back by scattered tools.
Orders in WhatsApp. Stock in one spreadsheet, payments in another. The owner waiting for someone to send the numbers. None of it needed more software. It needed the existing tools to work together, and a few well-built systems where nothing fit.
So that is what we do. We sit with you, learn how work really moves, and build the system end to end: the data, the screens, the automations and the integrations. Then we stay to make sure it is used.
The name comes from the logo: two halves joined by a bridge. Your business on one side, the tools on the other, and a system that connects them.
- 1Built around your workflow, not a template.We learn how work actually moves in your business, then design the system to fit it.
- 2You own your system and data.Code, accounts, workflows and data are yours. We hand over everything, documented.
- 3Clear scope in writing before we start.You approve exactly what we will build, what we won’t, and the timeline.
- 4We stay after launch.Two weeks of free support after go-live, then ongoing help if you want it.
How we work.
One team, end to end
The people who talk to you are the people who design and build your system. Nothing gets lost in a hand-off.
Small, then connected
We prefer to ship one useful piece quickly, then connect the next. Your team sees value early.
Plain language
We explain choices in business terms. If a simpler tool is enough, we say so.
Written down
Scope, decisions and how things work are documented, so the system outlives any one person.
Hi, I’m Hedgie.
I’m the studio’s hedgehog. My spines are wired like a circuit, and my nose is the same orange as the bridge in our logo. You’ll find me syncing data in the demos, keeping empty screens company, and very occasionally asking if you’d like a system built for your business.