Two friends. One big idea.

Rachit Patel and his friend Jenil Rachchh were students in Rajkot. They built college projects the way most people build them for a client, staying up through the night to fix one more screen.

They wanted their work to be the best in the room.

Then a professor looked at the submissions and said something that stuck. Every project looked the same, as if one was being handed in over and over.

It stung. But they decided it would never be true about their work.

So they started building from scratch. No templates, no shortcuts. Just YouTube, documentation and a lot of trial and error.

One project became five. Five became many. Each one taught them something a classroom never did.

When they talked about starting a company, most people said no. There are already too many tech companies, they said. Nobody new survives.

They heard it. They started anyway.

Plenty of companies open every year, and many close just as fast. We stayed because we gave every client the best service we could, even when it meant a few more late nights.

Happy clients told their friends. Those friends became clients too. Most of our work today comes from referrals.

What began in a college lab is now MaJe Technologies. We build websites, apps, 4K films and ad campaigns for clients all over India and in the USA, UK, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Switzerland and Europe.

The people who told us not to start were not wrong about the odds. We just chose to work harder than the odds.