Trimugo is a product and workflow engineering practice, run by one engineer from Bangalore, India, and delivered remotely to clients worldwide.
Trimugo is not an agency and there is no team behind the name. It is the working practice of Malisetti Obulamurthy, a full-stack engineer with eight years of production experience building web and mobile applications. The person a client scopes a project with is the person who designs the system, writes the code, ships the release and answers the message afterwards. There is no account layer, no delivery manager and no subcontracting.
Two kinds of work, given equal weight. The first is taking a product idea from a first conversation to a live release for founders who can describe what they want but have no engineering team to hand it to. The second is turning operational processes that still run on email, spreadsheets and manual re-typing into connected software, for businesses that already have the process and need it to stop depending on one person's attention.
In practice that means freelance and contract engineering in React, Vue, TypeScript and React Native, backed by Node.js and PostgreSQL, integrated against the CRM, ERP and third-party APIs a client already runs. AI agents and document intelligence are offered where a project genuinely calls for them and declined where they do not.
The practice is online at trimugo.in. Code is at github.com/Murthy-sys, and Malisetti Obulamurthy is on LinkedIn. Shipped products are listed on the selected work page, each linking to something you can open and use rather than to a screenshot.
Engagements are remote and structured around defined milestones, scheduled demonstrations of working software, and written documentation of architecture and integrations. The daily working block is scheduled inside the client's own working day — from India that reaches a full European day in CET/CEST, the US Eastern morning, and all of India and the wider APAC region.
Malisetti Obulamurthy — the founder and engineer behind Trimugo. There is no team behind the name and no subcontracting: the person you scope the project with is the person who writes the code, ships the release and supports it afterwards.
Both — they are the same engineer either way. A freelance engagement is scoped project by project against defined milestones; a contract engagement is an ongoing block of hours inside your team, your repositories and your release process. Availability is four hours a day at USD 15–18 per hour, billed hourly or per milestone, and there is no agency margin or account layer on top because there is no agency.
No. Engagements are remote and the client can be anywhere — Europe and the UK, the US, India or the wider APAC region. The only real constraint is a working-hours overlap, and the daily block is scheduled around your day. Delivery is structured around milestones, scheduled demos and written documentation, with direct access to the engineer doing the work.
Trimugo is one engineer — Malisetti Obulamurthy. You talk to the person who writes the code.
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