Two brothers. One founder-led studio. Built for the way ambitious teams actually work.
Chronomation was started in 2026 by Aman and Aryan Shetty. We started building before the paperwork — a custom software studio for the SMBs every freelancer ghosts and every big firm overcharges. 14-day MVP. If it's not right, you pay nothing.
Two complaints we kept hearing. We listened.
Aryan’s own CA used to complain that GST and IT notice tracking was eating his Saturdays. Every season. Every client. Same story. So we built Chronos Notice — not because we read a market report, but because someone we trusted said the words “this is too much work” one too many times.
Chronos Auto has the same origin. Every business owner we knew had inbound leads at 11 PM that nobody answered until the next morning — by which point the lead had already drifted to a competitor. The existing solutions? Either drowning in fake “human” chatbots that customers hated, or generic automation tools that needed three engineers to set up. Both made the problem worse, not better.
We’re a small team by design. Founder-led. Embedded with each client. No support tier between you and us, no quarterly OKRs about TAM expansion. Just the next product, built well, for one client at a time.
Three principles, every project.
Embed, don’t templatize.
Most existing apps make you do all the work — templates, flows, integrations. We sit with your team for 2 days and build the playbook so you don’t have to.
Two founders. One LinkedIn each. Direct line, always.
Aman Shetty
Aman runs the entire technical and product engine — vision, planning, design, architecture, development, lead. Builds apps end-to-end — made 21 enterprise-level projects. He’s the one whose code has to hold up when it matters. Read more about Aman →
Aryan Shetty
Aryan runs everything else — ops, sales, client embeds, partnerships, finance. He’s the one you’ll talk to first, the one who shows up for the 2-day embed, the one who picks up the WhatsApp at 11 PM if you message us. Read more about Aryan →
Small core. Sharp advisors.
We’re a 2-founder team by choice. The work scales through a vetted bench of engineers, designers, and embedded partners. These two help us stay honest about where we’re wrong.
Working globally.
Most first conversations happen over WhatsApp — meeting in person follows for the 2-day embed when the work calls for it.
What we write.
When we figure something out the hard way, we write it up. Founder essays — brutally honest, in our voices, no marketing puffery.
Latest essay · 4 Jun 2026How we benchmarked our memory systems (and what we got wrong the first three times)
The eval harness behind a 93/95 top-3 hit rate — and the three wrong turns that got us there.
Read the essay →What we've shipped recently.
A rolling log. New entries land at the top. If there's a link, you can read the full story; if not, it's noted and we'll write it up when it's ready.
- 4 Jun 2026 Founder essay on benchmarking memory systems — eval methodology, the three wrong turns, the fix that got us to 93/95. Read →
- 3 Jun 2026 Agentic memory architecture flagship page published — the retrieval design under every Chronomation agent, written up in detail. Read →
- 3 Jun 2026 Four project write-ups published — coaching agent, CA / tax automation, manufacturing inventory, personal file finder. What we built and how. See all →
- 1 Jun 2026 chronomation.ai redesign Phase 4 complete — hero rewrite, services page restructured around six engagement shapes, schema graph cleaned up. (no write-up)
- 25 May 2026 chronomation.ai shipped — static frontend on cPanel, FastAPI backend on Render, hybrid deploy. Three pages on day one. (no write-up)
- May 2026 Chronos Notice (tax-notice automation) — first full build complete: OCR intake, structured field extraction, deadline tracking, local-first. Read →
- Apr 2026 WhatsApp lead-qualification agent — multi-tenant build: per-tenant prompts, mixed-language intake, CRM write-back. Read →
Three more doors in.
If you want the texture before the pitch — what we type on, what's on our desk this month, and how this site itself is put together.