Our Story
A decade of enterprise engineering before LLMs existed is what makes our agents reliable — not trendy.
Before AI agents were a product category, we were building production tools and workflows — the kind that run enterprise operations without handholding. That experience is why Ronin Data Solutions exists.
When large language models became capable enough to power real automation, we weren't starting from scratch. We already understood the pipelines, the integrations, the failure modes, and what it takes to build something that gets used every day — not just demo'd once.
AI consulting is now everywhere. Most of it is wrappers on top of wrappers, sold to businesses who don't know the difference. We built Ronin to be the alternative: enterprise-grade agents, grounded in real engineering, with the consulting expertise to back them up.
What We Stand For
We were building production tools and workflows before AI existed. That engineering discipline is what separates agents that last from demos that don't.
Every engagement is measured by the tangible impact it delivers to your bottom line.
Clear communication, honest timelines, and no surprises — from discovery to deployment.
We don't disappear after launch. Our team provides ongoing support and optimization as your agents evolve.
The Team
Founder
Vishal brings 10+ years of enterprise application development to AI agent design. He was building the production tools and workflows that AI now automates long before LLMs existed — and that foundation is what makes the agents we ship reliable, not gimmicky.
UI/UX Architect
Sunil brings deep expertise in user experience design and interface architecture, crafting intuitive solutions that bridge complex data systems with elegant, user-friendly interfaces.
Mobile App Developer
Barkha specializes in mobile application development, building performant cross-platform apps that extend CRM and data solutions to teams on the go.
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Tell us what your team does by hand today. We'll show you what an agent can do instead.
