01 / PRODUCTS
We build our own stuff
Operating systems. Platforms. Tools. We build software we own, run, and improve in the real world — then apply those lessons to every new product.
SXNA Labs · Louisville, KY · Est. April 2026
You have the ideaWe build products
SXNA Labs is Sharvil Saxena's founder-led AI product studio. One founder. AI agents. 10+ products live in production. We build vertical SaaS in weeks, not months.
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Trusted by · Vol. 04
Not pitch decks. Not Figma files. Software you can log into right now.
CriminalFlow
HyperCars
Avyrex
Nexus Health
AdmitFlow
Project Steve
Wareflow
Curo
02 — Manifesto
What we’re about.
We build software for the industries everyone else ignores. Defense attorneys drowning in case files. Aircraft brokers tracking deals on sticky notes. Rural clinics running payroll in Excel. Consultants juggling essays and deadlines. These are real businesses with real problems — they just never got real software. Until now. AI does the grunt work. We do the thinking. And if you can't log in and break it, we haven't shipped it yet.
03 — Receipts
Talk is cheap. Here’s the scoreboard.
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- 001Products live10+
- 002Verticals8+
- 003USACO PlatinumPlat
- 004Human01
- 005To hit month-one goal4 days
04 — Services
Three ways in. All of them end with shipped software.
02 / CONSULTANCY
We build your stuff
You've got a workflow held together by spreadsheets and prayers. We turn it into software that doesn't make you want to scream. Fixed price. You own everything.
03 / COMPANIES
We start companies
Sometimes we don't just build the product — we help build the whole company. From idea to revenue, with software at the center.
— 05 / WorkScroll to explore →
06 — Process
Four phases. No mystery, no theater.
— WEEK 0-101
The Talk
We get on a call. You show me the problem — the spreadsheet, the broken workflow, the thing that makes Mondays terrible. I come back with a plan and a price.
30-min discovery call
Written scope doc
Fixed price quote
— WEEK 1-302
The Prototype
Smallest thing that proves it works. Real data, rough edges. You get a login and full permission to break things. That's the point.
Working prototype
Login for your team
Loom walkthroughs
— WEEK 3-803
The Ship
Production app on your domain. Real users can log in. Monitoring, docs, the boring infrastructure that keeps it running at 3am when nobody's watching.
Production deploy
Monitoring + alerts
Support docs
— MONTH 3+04
The Run
We keep building on retainer, or we hand it off clean with full docs and training. Your call. No lock-in, no drama.
Retainer or handoff
Team training
Quarterly check-ins
07 — The Atlas
The library — what we’re thinking about, what we’ve learned.
— Research · Alpha ReportsSee all research →
- R.001AI InfrastructureWhere the margin actually sits in AI compute.
Hyperscaler capex peaked. Inference economics shifted. We mapped who survives the next 18 months and who's refinancing their datacenter.
- R.002Vertical SaaSSpreadsheet replacement as an investment thesis.
$280B of TAM still runs on Excel. We profiled 14 industries where vertical SaaS compounds at 90%+ NRR — and the 3 where it doesn't.
- R.003RoboticsWarehouses, not humanoids.
The investable robotics story is mixed-fleet logistics, not Atlas demos. Our thesis on what actually makes money.
— Field NotesRead all notes →
- F.001ESSAYWhy boring AI consultancies win.
Most AI consultancies sell narrative. Almost none ship software. Why the boring path — fixed bids, on-call, telemetry — is the actually scarce thing in 2026.
- F.002FIELD NOTEWhat we learned shipping to 19 rural clinics.
The model was the easy part. The hard part: the receptionist's screen, the WiFi that dies at 3pm, and the doctor who's been billing on paper since 1997.
- F.003RESEARCHEval harnesses that catch real bugs.
Public benchmarks lie. We share the harness we built for criminal defense workflows and what it caught that MMLU never would.
08 — Founder
One human. 10+ products.Do the math.
Sharvil Saxena
Founder · SXNA Labs
I’m 18. I run SXNA Labs out of Louisville. USACO Platinum — ranked 9th nationally, only competitor at that level from Kentucky. Started the lab in April 2026, hit my one-month goal in four days.
The setup: one human making decisions, AI agents handling the grunt work. I built them, I supervise them, I’m accountable when things break. It’s not a gimmick — it’s how we ship 10x faster than agencies charging 10x more.
The only thing that matters is whether the software survives Monday morning at a real desk.
USACOPlatinum · 9th nationally
10+Products shipped
8+Industries
Apr ‘26Founded
09 — Voices
What people say when they think we’re not listening.
“Sharvil watched my paralegals work for a full day before writing a single line of code. That’s why CriminalFlow actually fits how we run cases — not how some product manager imagined we run them.”
Defense Attorney
CRIMINALFLOW
“I’ve been pitched a dozen AI vendors. SXNA Labs is the only one who said ‘log in and break it’ — and when I tried, it actually worked.”
Healthcare Operator
NEXUS HEALTH
“He’s eighteen and runs the lab like he’s been shipping software for a decade. Pushes updates weekly. Fixes bugs before I even notice them.”
Aircraft Broker
AVYREX
10 — Pricing
Four ways in. Pricing is a conversation.
Open · Spring 2026
Tell me what you’re building. I’ll tell you what it costs.
Every project starts with a 30-minute call. You tell me the problem, I tell you the price. Fixed number you can put in front of a CFO. No scope creep, no mystery invoices.
11 — FAQ
Questions everyone asks.
01You're really one person?
One human, yes. But I run a lab, not a freelance practice. I built AI agents that handle drafting, refactoring, testing, deployment — I make the calls and ship the code. It's why we move 10x faster than traditional agencies.
02Are these products actually live?
All of them. Real URLs, real logins, real users. Most of them you can try yourself right now.
03What's the tech stack?
Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres, Tailwind. AI where it earns its keep — Claude, OpenAI, local models. We use what works.
04What about mobile?
Web-first, React Native when needed. Most products start as responsive web apps and add native later if it makes sense.
05What happens after launch?
30 days of support included. After that: optional retainer or clean handoff with full source, docs, and walkthrough. Your call.
06Can I see code before I commit?
On NDA, yes. Public repos on GitHub, private work I'll walk through on a call.