A premium supplement brand
was stuck in two stores.
Now it ships across India.

Proteinverse went from zero online presence to a 221-product store + custom admin portal in six weeks. The faster-than-typical timeline came from AI-throughout development — not from cutting scope. A focused 21-day pilot can validate the core approach even faster if you want to test the engagement model before committing to the full build.

Yes. Lucky is a 4× ICN bodybuilding champion and supplement retailer, not a technologist. He came to KORIX with a business vision, two stores, and a clear brand — not a technical spec. Every update during the build was in plain language a business owner can act on, not engineering jargon. Lucky's review explicitly called this out: communication was effortless from start to finish.

Lucky's Clutch review categorised the project as "less than $10,000" — for a custom-designed e-commerce storefront, 221-product catalogue, payment + shipping integration, and a custom admin portal that replaces the daily WhatsApp coordination between two store branches. He noted that comparable agency quotes ran 3–4× higher for less scope. He rated cost 5/5 in his independent Clutch review. The right question isn't what it costs to build — it's what it's costing you not to. Every month Proteinverse stayed offline was another month of buyers defaulting to less authentic suppliers.

Only when off-the-shelf platforms can't handle the operational reality. For Proteinverse, the standard Shopify admin couldn't model two physical store branches sharing inventory, didn't support the shipment-creation workflow the team actually uses, and would have required ongoing per-seat fees forever. A custom portal solved all three on a one-time build. We make the build-vs-buy call honestly with you on a per-project basis — sometimes the right answer is a tuned off-the-shelf solution, sometimes it isn't.

It means we built the data model, API surface, and integration layer so that AI agents can plug in directly when the business is ready — without re-architecting the platform. For Proteinverse, the agents on the roadmap include automated reorder (when inventory hits threshold, the agent generates the supplier order), demand forecasting (predicting which supplements will sell next month so stock is ready), and personalised recommendations (suggesting the right supplement combination based on the customer's stated fitness goal). The platform doesn't need to be rebuilt to add these — they layer on top of what's already live.

Yes — comprehensively. Security testing was a phase of the build, not an afterthought. 24 vulnerabilities were identified and fixed before go-live. Zero critical issues remained at launch. Payment integration (Razorpay) handles card data via the payment processor — we never store it. The custom admin portal uses role-based access so store staff only see what they need. Standard web security headers, rate limiting on the contact form, and reCAPTCHA on signup were all configured at launch.

No. KORIX works with service businesses across the UK, US, India, and EU — 30 to 150 staff is the typical range. Proteinverse happens to be in Gujarat. Our work with UK-based clients follows the same pattern: understand the business deeply, build for both the customer-facing surface and the operations layer, design for the next 5 years of the business not just launch week.

Structured handover so your team operates the platform independently — no per-month retainer required. Ongoing optimisation, feature development, and the AI-agent rollout are available if and when you want them. The goal is to make you self-sufficient on the core platform from week one, with KORIX available as the strategic technology partner for what comes next.