iOS and Mac product studio · India
SRS Tech is a small engineering studio. We ship our own products, three on the App Store and one in build, and take on client work in iOS, AI and web. Everything below is something we made, so you can judge the work instead of the pitch.
Shipped · iPhone + iPad
Every channel you have.
Point it at an M3U playlist or an Xtream Codes login and it sorts the lot by country and category. No playlist yet? It opens with more than 8,000 legal public channels. On iPad you get sidebar navigation, a wider guide timeline, and Multi-View for four streams at once.
Shipped · iPhone
Read your script. Sound studio-clean.
A teleprompter creates the problem it has to solve. You hold the phone at arm's length, so the mic sits far from your mouth and hears the room first. Takewell reads your script over the live camera, then strips the noise and the reverb out of the take on the phone, with nothing uploaded.
Shipped · iPhone
Know whether it's working.
You already know the exercises. The missing part is a way to tell whether any of it is helping. Postural measures your posture from two photos, scores two biomechanical markers as one number you can track, and builds a short daily routine from your own weakest markers. The measuring happens on the phone, and the photos stay there unless you export or share one yourself.
In build · Mac + iPhone
Is it your Wi-Fi, or past your router?
Perch reads the air around your home, names the channel to move to, and says whether the delay you're feeling sits in your Wi-Fi or past your router. The Mac does the diagnosis. The iPhone measures on its own, and can show a paired Mac read-only.
The studio
Scroll back up and the four apps above look nothing alike. We built them that way, and it is the clearest thing we can show you about how we work.
PixelPlay, Takewell and Postural are on the App Store. Perch is in build, with a public waitlist. You can download three of them, read the fourth's methodology, and decide for yourself. We wrote none of this after the fact.
Takewell's speech enhancement, Postural's pose analysis and PixelPlay's playlist parsing all run on the phone. Perch pushes the same principle further: its Wi-Fi diagnosis runs on the Mac, reading network hardware a server could never reach. We take that path by default even though it costs more engineering than shipping the work to a server. Data that has no reason to leave the device stays on it.
A broadcast rack and an on-air playhead for a TV app. A take strip and a waveform for a teleprompter. A plumb line and an angle for a posture scanner. We draw each product's design language from the job it does, for our apps and for client work alike.
Work with us
We take on a small number of client projects alongside our own. Bring us an iPhone app, an AI feature that has to earn its place, or the web around either.