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About

A small studio
that takes websites seriously.

gosysinfo.tech is a one-person practice based in Bangalore. We migrate WordPress, Shopify and Webflow sites to a modern static-first stack — and we write down everything we did so you can read it.

7
Years building for the web
50+
Migrations shipped
4
Years on Jamstack
Bangalore
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Chandrashekar P K
Founder · Engineer
Based inBangalore, IN
Time zoneIST · GMT+5:30
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A note from the founder

I started gosysinfo.tech in 2021, after spending most of my career watching teams ship slow, expensive, fragile websites — and then pay to fix them every six months.

The pattern was always the same. A WordPress site that started simple, then grew 14 plugins. A Shopify theme that needed three apps to work. A Webflow build that hit its ceiling at 80 pages. A Squarespace template that looked like everyone else's. By year three the original team had moved on, the plugins had drifted out of sync, and the site was running on duct tape.

I don't think this is anyone's fault. The tools were built for a different web — one without edge networks, without instant deploys, without content collections. The web has moved on. Most websites haven't.

So I started moving them. One at a time, slowly, with proper redirect maps and SEO transfers and lighthouse reports. Fifty migrations later, I've stopped being surprised when traffic goes up after launch.

gosysinfo.tech is small on purpose. One person doing fewer things well — not an agency stretching to do everything badly. If we work together, you'll talk to me. I'll write the code, the redirect map, and the post-launch report. There's no account manager between us.

Chandrashekar
Bangalore · 2025
Manifesto

What good websites
actually do.

01

They load before you finish blinking.

The median person on the median network has 2.3 seconds of patience. A site that takes 5 seconds has already lost half its visitors before they've seen the headline. We treat performance as a content decision, not a technical one.

02

They survive their own success.

A site that breaks under traffic is a site that wasn't designed for the world it lives in. Static-first, edge-cached, no origin server to overwhelm. The site that goes viral on Tuesday is the same site that hums along quietly on Wednesday.

03

They make their owners faster.

A CMS that takes 8 minutes to publish a post is a CMS that quietly suppresses publishing. Content velocity matters. We pick editor experiences that get out of the way — not ones that demand reverence.

04

They age well.

Most websites are designed for their first month. We design for year three. Stable dependencies, boring infrastructure, content models that survive a redesign. The opposite of impressive — the goal is "still working five years later, still ranking, still cheap to host."

05

They tell the truth.

No fake testimonials. No "increased engagement by 200%" without a denominator. No stock photos pretending to be your team. The web is full of websites that lie quietly. Yours doesn't need to.

06

They are owned, not rented.

Your content lives in a git repo. Your CMS is open source. Your hosting is portable. If gosysinfo.tech disappeared tomorrow — knock on wood — your site would keep working, and another developer could pick it up in an afternoon.

Positioning

What we don't do.
(Refreshing, isn't it.)

Most agency About pages list everything they can possibly do. Here's the inverse — the things we send to other people. Saves us both a discovery call.

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Design-only projects

We don't hand off Figma files for someone else to build. The build informs the design, and vice versa. If we do the design, we do the engineering.

×

Pure WordPress maintenance

If you want someone to keep your existing WordPress site alive, we're the wrong choice. We're the people who help you leave it.

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Retainer work without scope

We don't bill ₹X/month for "whatever comes up." Every engagement has a written scope, a timeline, and a fixed price. Care plans are the one exception — and they're explicit about hours.

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Custom CMS from scratch

We use Sanity, Decap, or Tina depending on the project. Building a CMS is a five-year commitment we're not asking you to make.

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Aggressive sales calls

You'll never get a follow-up email asking if you've "had a chance to think about it." If we're a fit, we're a fit. If not, we'll point you somewhere good.

×

Marketing strategy

We can ship the site that supports your marketing strategy. We're not the people to design the strategy itself. There are great independent strategists; happy to refer.

How we work

Operating principles.

Fixed price, fixed scope

Every project is quoted as a single number against a written scope. Change requests are quoted separately. No hidden hourly creep.

Async-first communication

Loom + written updates. One scheduled call per week if needed. We protect deep-work time so you get a site, not a stream of meetings.

Daily ranking monitoring (post-launch)

30 days of automated SERP tracking on your top 50 keywords. If anything dips, we know before you do.

Open-source migration scripts

Every script we write to import your content is yours to keep. If you ever leave us, you leave with the tools we built.

Final report, every project

Before/after Lighthouse scores, traffic deltas, redirect map, costs saved. Written down. PDF in your inbox on day 30.

No long-term lock-in

Care plans are month-to-month. Cancel any time, take your code with you. We earn the next month, every month.

The stack

What we ship,
and why.

Astro
Static-first framework
Marketing sites, blogs, content-heavy
Next.js
React framework with SSR
Apps, dashboards, complex e-commerce
Hydrogen
Headless Shopify
D2C brands, premium storefronts
Hugo
Go-based static site generator
Documentation, large content sites
Sanity
Structured headless CMS
Editorial teams, content modeling
Decap
Git-based CMS, free
Small teams, version-controlled content
Cloudflare Pages
Edge hosting
Default for everything
Stripe
Payments + subscriptions
When commerce is simple enough to skip Shopify
We choose the stack for the project, not the project for the stack. If WordPress is genuinely the right tool, we'll tell you that and refer you elsewhere — we just don't think it usually is.