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Software engineering since 2009

SOFTWAREend to end.

Production systems — not a packaged product.

We design, build, and support internet, mobile, and enterprise applications for government, healthcare, and commercial organizations in the United States, India, and the Middle East.

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Plate

01Years since 200917
02Years founder experience20+
03Regions served3
04Areas of strength6

Chennai · US · Middle East

02Areas of strength

How we conduct business.

These six strengths are how we differentiate ourselves.

Technical knowledge

Practiced engineering across web, mobile, AI, cloud, and blockchain — not a single-stack shop.

Customer relationships

Direct, durable working relationships. We stay close to the problem after the first release.

Custom systems, not templates

Applications built to the client’s process and constraints — not a generic package with a logo swap.

Regional presence, global service

Chennai engineering with delivery experience for U.S., Indian, and Middle Eastern clients.

Delivery quality

Testing, review, and operational discipline treated as part of the engagement, not an afterthought.

In-house talent training

We grow engineers internally so the team that starts a system can still own it years later.

03Services

What we build. One team.

Clients bring the problem; we engineer the system. Staff across these practices as the engagement requires.

Custom Software Development

We are a services firm. Clients bring the problem; we engineer the system. Custom software at Kenla means production applications built to the client’s process and constraints — not a packaged product, and not a disposable prototype. Internet, mobile, and enterprise systems, owned from architecture through launch and after, so the team that starts the work can still maintain it years later.

React · Next.js · Node.js · Python · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Java · .NET

In the field

Legacy Modernization Assistant

Decades-old application code — COBOL, FORTRAN, DYL-280, and stacks like them — still runs the business, but the people who can read it are leaving. Teams cannot modernize what they cannot see: the rules, the data, the batch jobs, and the integrations locked inside those programs.

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04Project

Work from the cabinet.

Problem, the work, what shipped.

Government

Legacy Modernization Assistant

Public-sector modernization programs

Open

Python · LangChain · OpenAI / GPT · Hugging Face · FastAPI · PostgreSQL

01Makes the business locked in COBOL, FORTRAN, and similar stacks visible before a rewrite starts
02Produces architecture, rules, data catalogs, batch, and integration documents from the same analysis
03Generates modernized application code grounded in what the legacy system actually does

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05Stack builder

Public sector, healthcare, or a commercial build.

We’ll surface the practice, a matching engagement from the Kenla profile, and the stack we would actually use.

How we would staff it

Government

Public-sector systems used by state departments and the organizations that serve them — workshop operations, continuity planning, findings tracking, and field-office platforms.

Practice

Stack

React · Node.js · PostgreSQL · AWS · Docker · GitHub Actions

Matching file

Field Information System

State of California

FIS was a decades-old Informix application on Unix — the operational backbone for field office staff. It could not stay on an aging database and a shrinking pool of people who knew it.

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06Stack

We choose tools that fit the problem.

The stack from the Kenla company profile — what we use in production today.

React

Next.js

TypeScript

Python

Node.js

AWS

LangChain

Claude

.NET

PostgreSQL

Docker

Kubernetes

Open the full stack

Ready when you are.

The brief can be a statewide operations platform, an AI workflow over documents, a patient-facing lab system, or a mobile approval tool.

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