// About
We build what
your business
actually needs.
Advaita Solutions is a web engineering studio based in Kathmandu. We work with businesses that are serious about their digital presence and want it built properly.
// What we do
A studio that treats your site like infrastructure.
Most agencies sell you a Figma file and a WordPress theme. We build performance-first web systems from scratch, using the same stack as the companies you admire.
Every pixel is intentional. Every interaction is hardware-accelerated. Every deployment is measured against real performance benchmarks before it goes live.
We don't take on more projects than we can own completely. That is not a limitation. It is the reason our work holds up.
// Origin
It started with open source.
// Name
Advaita
Sanskrit. Non-dualism.
No separation between design and engineering. No gap between what Nepal deserves and what the world gets.
Advaita began as a studio for open source contribution and developer tooling. We were building things for the craft of it. Systems, interfaces, infrastructure.
Then we looked at the Nepali market.
Businesses with real products, real customers, real ambition. Running on templates that compress their value and cost them conversions every single day.
The gap was obvious. The solution was obvious.
No separation between design and engineering. No gap between what Nepal's businesses deserve and what the global standard delivers. That is what we build toward. Every project. Every time.
// Standards
Three things we won't compromise on.
No templates. Ever.
Every build starts from raw markup. Not a theme, not a page builder, not a component library someone else designed. Your product deserves code written for it specifically.
Performance is the product.
A site that looks good but loads slow is a liability. We treat Core Web Vitals as a design constraint, not an afterthought. 100/100 is the floor.
Shipped means shipped.
We scope what we can own completely, then deliver it on time. No endless revision cycles. No scope drift. No "almost ready."