wohnmohr — an AI product company
Small, sharp software for real everyday jobs. We build it, ship it, learn from it—and go round again. Makers of NicheLinq and Split Biller.
01 /Products
Each one does a single job, end to end—and gets better every time we go round the loop.
For streetwear & fashion labels
Paste your product page. NicheLinq drafts a 40-second Reel from your label’s own words, and you direct every scene before you render.
For friends, flatmates & trips in India
Who owes whom in seconds—share privately, pay via UPI. No signup, no app download.
02 /How we build
Our logo isn’t decoration—it’s the operating system. Every product, and every client build, runs on the same loop.
Start from one real job someone does every week. Build the smallest thing that does it better—AI where it earns its place, plain software where it doesn’t.
Put it in front of real people early. No waitlists for the sake of it, no six-month stealth mode.
Watch what people actually do, test what the AI actually says, and cut what doesn’t matter. Then go round again.
Every product starts from something people already do—posting a drop, splitting dinner. If it doesn’t save real time, it doesn’t ship.
Our AI drafts; people decide. You can see, change and approve what it makes before it goes anywhere.
No signup walls, no app downloads, no setup calls unless they genuinely help.
Evals, regression checks and cost budgets on every AI feature—the same bar we hold for client work.
04 /Work with us
Fixed scope, fixed end date, no hourly billing. The same loop and the same standards as our own products—on your problem.
Your AI-built or vibe-coded app is fragile. We stabilise it and hand you a clear fix plan.
We build one AI product or feature with you, the way we build our own—tested and handed over.
A small, capped retainer for AI automations, testing, and keeping things healthy.
Feedback on our products, a partnership idea, or a build you want done properly—tell us in a few lines, or grab 30 minutes.
A few lines is plenty. We reply within a working day.