PROJECTS

Built to solve. Open to learn from.

These projects were made independently by the people behind Ordelum before the company. Each one is attributed to its maker; none is presented as an Ordelum client engagement.

01 / INDEPENDENT PRODUCTBY ASHU RAJPUT
DEMO VIDEO COMING SOON

ApniDukan

A mobile business utility prototype for everyday records and shop operations.

Context

Explore a simpler way for small businesses to keep important day-to-day information together.

Approach

Built as an independent mobile product prototype. The team is still deciding which workflows belong in a future Ordelum product.

Technology

Flutter · Mobile application

What to inspect

Founder-reported independent work. A public demo and detailed technical walkthrough are being prepared; current product scope remains exploratory.

02 / INDEPENDENT PROTOTYPEBY GOPAL KALAWATE
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Real-time game backend

A small Go service for matchmaking and synchronized multiplayer sessions.

Context

Explore how real-time sessions can be coordinated across connected players.

Approach

Used WebSockets for live updates, Redis for matchmaking coordination, SQLite for match data, and a fixed-step game loop to keep sessions in sync.

Technology

Go · WebSockets · Redis · SQLite

What to inspect

The public repository documents the architecture and its limits. It remains a learning prototype with client-authoritative movement.

03 / ENGINEERING EXPERIMENTBY GOPAL KALAWATE
DEMO VIDEO COMING SOON

PyCurl interpreter

An experimental language interpreter built to examine how small programming languages work.

Context

Turn a simple language design into an executable, inspectable system.

Approach

Implemented parsing and execution for variables, functions, branching, and loops in Python.

Technology

Python · Language design · Interpreters

What to inspect

The source is public and the repository describes the project as experimental rather than production software.

04 / INDEPENDENT PROTOTYPEBY ASHU RAJPUT
DEMO VIDEO COMING SOON

TalkNest

A browser meeting prototype exploring rooms and peer-to-peer video.

Context

Make it possible for people to join a shared conversation from the browser.

Approach

Built a small web experience with room coordination and peer-to-peer media connections.

Technology

JavaScript · WebRTC · Browser APIs

What to inspect

The public repository and linked demo are available to inspect. The project is presented as a prototype, with no claim of active usage.

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