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Tytric Labs

Tytric Labs is a software studio in Kathmandu, Nepal. We build products of our own, and we partner with businesses to build theirs.

We build our own products. Then we build yours.

KataJauIn development

Our first product helps people find activities, short trips and resort getaways around Kathmandu, and helps the businesses who run them handle questions and booking requests in one place.

Design preview with a sample listing

We design, build and run web, mobile and cloud software for businesses, with the same care we put into our own product.

  • Product engineeringWeb, mobile and SaaS
  • Cloud and platformInfrastructure, DevOps, APIs
  • AI in productionFeatures, retrieval, model serving
KataJauकता जाऊँ?

What's the plan?

KataJau helps people around Kathmandu find something worth going out for, whether that's a morning activity, a short trip or a resort weekend. Compare options and prices, then send a free request to the business that runs it.

In developmentWe're building it now.
Activity

Cable car and ridge walk, Chandragiri

Ride up to the ridge, walk the trail, come back down for lunch.

From NPR [price] per person
Short trip

Sunrise overnight, Nagarkot

Drive up in the afternoon, stay the night, wake up to the mountains.

From NPR [price] per person
Resort getaway

Hillside resort weekend, Dhulikhel

Two nights out of the city, meals included, views from the terrace.

From NPR [price] per person

Sample listings for illustration. Each business sets its own photos, options and prices.

For people making plans

Find a plan worth going out for.

  • Browse by interest, group size and budget
  • Save plans and compare what each one includes
  • Ask the business a question before you request
  • Keep track of your requests and conversations
How requests work
For experience businesses

Your plans, requests and customer conversations in one place.

  • Publish packages with photos, prices and details
  • Share a link to any package
  • Answer questions and review requests
  • Confirm bookings and record how they went
Offer experiences on KataJau

How a request works

  1. Discover a planBrowse by interest, group size and budget.
  2. Choose an option and dateCompare what's included before you pick.
  3. Send a free requestAdd a note, or ask a question first.
  4. The business confirmsThey check availability and reply to you.

A request isn't an instant booking. The business confirms availability, and you pay the business directly. KataJau doesn't take payment.

How we work

Three habits we keep on our own product, and bring to yours.

Ship something real, early.

Get a working version in front of people, then learn from how they actually use it.

Let evidence choose what's next.

Usage and feedback decide the next feature, not the loudest opinion in the room.

Add complexity only when it's earned.

Simple systems first. We scale the parts that need scaling, when they need it.

The product is the portfolio.

We don't have a wall of client logos yet. We have KataJau, a two-sided product that needs the same parts most client projects do.

What KataJau needsWhere it shows up in client work
Two apps on one system: customers and businesses see the same request from different sidesMarketplaces and multi-sided platforms
A request lifecycle: sent, answered, confirmed, completedWorkflow, approvals and operations tools
Conversations between customers and businessesMessaging, notifications and live updates
Packages with photos, options and prices that businesses publish and shareCatalogs, content management and shareable links
Optional rewards that each business chooses whether to runLoyalty programmes and per-customer settings