Who we are

Helping factory owners get their time and calm back.

You want a factory that runs well without you there every hour. Instead you fight fires, chase bad floor data and worry about short shipments. Prodman brings Amit Jindal's idea, "Make Software Easy", to the factory floor.

Two technicians in hard hats working at the control panel of a CNC machine
We design Prodman next to running machines, with the people who run them.

How it started

Prodman was built on a real shop floor.

Amit Jindal started Aquevix in 2006 with one simple aim: “Make Software Easy.” Good software is easy for the person using it. For 20 years we built software for Humana, KFC, DaVita and IKEA.

Then Amit visited small and mid-sized factories in India and abroad. The owners were smart and hard working. But even with costly German and Japanese machines, they ran on phone calls, notebooks and guesswork.

Then a book and diary printer came to us, worn out. In ten years he had tried eight times to go digital: ERPs, custom developers, consultants and spreadsheets. Each one fell apart within months.

The reason was clear on our first visit. Every system was built for the office. It asked operators with oily hands to use menus, read English and type. They could not, so they said no.

With nothing recorded at the machine, the owner got made-up numbers or nothing at all. Orders went out late or short. The software industry had built for the boss's report and forgotten the person making the product.

So our team lived on that printing floor for months. We saw job cards go missing, paper run out mid-shift and wrong artwork waste stock. We built something a worker learns in 60 seconds: two scans and two numbers on a tablet. That is how Prodman began.

What we bring

What you get from us in your factory.

Solid software skills, and real respect for how a factory floor works.

20 years of building serious software

Amit Jindal founded Aquevix in 2006. We have built large systems for big global companies. Prodman is built the same way: fast, accurate and steady on real factory networks.

We know the shop floor

We do not design from diagrams. Our senior engineers worked next to operators on running floors. We know stages, bottlenecks, downtime and dispatch pressure first hand.

Built during live production

Prodman was built inside a working printing and binding plant. It was tested every day against real orders, real machines and real deadlines.

Our track record

A team trusted by big names.

Prodman is not a side project. For nearly 20 years Aquevix has built and run important systems for Humana, KFC, DaVita and IKEA, and for Indian logistics companies like Overnite Express.

Under Amit Jindal, we have always paired solid engineering with software people find easy. Now we bring that to small and mid-sized factories.

Visit Aquevix
  • Humana
  • KFC
  • DaVita
  • IKEA

What we believe

Make software easy. That is the whole secret.

Simon Sinek says that when you know your why, decisions get easy. Our why: manufacturing is honest work, and it deserves clear, simple software.

A factory does not need more features. It needs software the floor will use. When the machine data is easy to record, you stop being the bottleneck. You can take a week off, open a second plant, and build a company your children will be proud of.

Our roadmap

What runs today, and what comes next.

No surprises. Here is what works today and what we are building next.

Live

Core shop floor

Floor capture, one record per order, owner dashboard, Gantt load, artwork sign-off, live scrap, stores registers, dispatch checks and AI attention items.

Next

AI that acts, and a second industry

AI agents that fix bottlenecks, not just flag them. Plus our second industry: upholstery and furniture.

Later

Smarter scheduling and material planning

Offline capture, multi-shift load balancing, and material reorder forecasts based on your past run rates.

Feel the calm of knowing what is happening on your floor.

Bring us the one problem that frustrates you most. In 30 minutes we will show you how Prodman fixes it.

Limited on-site implementations each quarter · Configured by hand