One designer. On purpose.

I'm Rahul Lokhande, and Bindu Studio is me. You talk to the person doing the work, not an account manager, and no junior you never met touches your product.

Five years of it, mostly on the screens nobody shows in a demo: the list of flagged payments a fraud analyst works through, deciding whether to trust the computer's score, a settings page where one wrong switch rewrites a customer's contract, dashboards a support team sits in for eight hours a day. Every screen comes with its error and empty states drawn, and goes over as a Figma library, as working code your engineers build on, or both. The only measure I care about is whether people still use it a month after it ships.

Before Bindu Studio

I spent four years at Coditas, a product engineering firm in Pune. I designed the live-call team room and AI call assistant for a patented Silicon Valley sales platform, the exhibitor onboarding portal for Hyve's Spring Fair, Autumn Fair and Bett, an AI research workspace for an advisory founded by a former McKinsey strategy partner, and the model-training console for Amaranth Insights, a healthcare AI platform for cancer care. The same problem every time: complex software people have to get right.