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SNOWBROS

A small studio, built to own the whole problem.

SNOWBROS is a software engineering studio founded by Ved Chauhan. We design, build and maintain platforms, internal business systems and developer tools.

Ved Chauhan, founder of SNOWBROS

You work with the engineer, not an account manager.

Ved Chauhan is a full-stack software engineer focused on building modern digital products with an emphasis on performance, scalability, and thoughtful user experience. He founded SNOWBROS to create software that stays reliable and maintainable long after launch.

Ved specializes in modern web technologies including Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare, and AI integrations. His work combines engineering discipline with product thinking, helping businesses move from ideas to production-ready software.

Ved Chauhan
Role
Founder & Software Engineer
Based in
India, GMT+5:30
Hours
Mon to Fri, 09:00 to 19:00 IST

How an engagement runs.

  1. Map the problem

    The domain, the constraints, the people who will use it, and what has already been tried. Written down before code.

  2. Decide the shape

    Data model, boundaries and the few decisions that are expensive to reverse, recorded with the reason they were made.

  3. Build in small, reviewed steps

    Shipped to a real environment from the first week. Types, tests and migrations travel with each change.

  4. Harden and release

    Security headers, access rules, accessibility and performance checked before launch, with a way back if something goes wrong.

  5. Stay for what follows

    The months after launch are where software is proven. We keep maintaining what we ship.

What we hold the work to.

  • Few projects, owned end to end

    We take on a small number of engagements and stay on them, from the first schema to the months after launch.

  • Written for the next engineer

    Clear boundaries, recorded decisions and tests that describe behaviour. The code should explain itself to whoever inherits it.

  • Evidence over opinion

    Access rules in the database, money as integers, budgets in CI. Correctness is something we can point to, not something we promise.

The name comes from a childhood arcade game.

The inspiration ends at the feeling: winter, play, and the satisfaction of something done properly. The mark is a six-armed node, a snowflake and a graph vertex at once. Hover it in the header; it turns a sixth of a circle and lands exactly where it started.