Why Shivira Exists

Built for the D2C shift.
Across both paths.

Shivira exists for two kinds of businesses making the move to direct-to-consumer. First: B2B and high-consideration product businesses that need a stronger catalog, inquiry, and qualification layer before direct checkout belongs in the system. Second: B2C and retail brands ready for the full D2C stack — web, native iOS, and native Android — under one accountable team.

Two Migration Paths

Two moves to D2C. One standard.

Shivira keeps the offer architecture narrow on purpose. The work is not a vague service menu. It is two specific D2C transitions, each handled with different commercial logic.

B2B to D2C

eCatalog first.

For showrooms, manufacturers, distributors, and high-consideration categories where direct add-to-cart is not the first decisive step. The priority is better product presentation, cleaner buyer journeys, quote or inquiry capture, and a public commerce layer that feels current without forcing premature checkout.

B2C to D2C

eCommerce, fully owned.

For brands ready to own the direct transaction itself: checkout, payments, orders, operator workflows, and the mobile commerce channel. Shivira delivers the web platform, native iOS app, and native Android app as one program rather than splitting the responsibility across separate vendors.

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Path Clarity

The first job is deciding the right D2C move before any build work begins: eCatalog for inquiry-led and high-consideration journeys, or eCommerce for direct checkout across web and apps. Serious organizations should not be sold complexity before the path itself is clear.

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D2C Engineering

Established brands need every customer channel built to the same standard: a premium web platform, a native iOS app, and a native Android app. Shivira delivers the full mobile-and-web stack under one program, with the security infrastructure and performance engineering it takes to hold up under real buyer load.

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Continuity By Design

Shivira runs post-launch through managed cycles — uptime monitoring, technical stewardship, security reviews, and next-phase planning. Continuity is part of the contract, not an afterthought.

What shapes the operating model

Established brands at commercial scale carry a gap: offline credibility that their digital infrastructure rarely matches. The vendor market responds with vague proposals, shallow execution, and support that ends at go-live.

Shivira was built around that gap. The operating model runs on proposal discipline, engineering ownership, cybersecurity rigor, and managed continuity — not because those are selling points, but because they are what serious commercial delivery requires.

In practice, that takes two forms: eCatalog for B2B-to-D2C and high-consideration product businesses where inquiry still matters before checkout, or eCommerce for B2C-to-D2C brands that need complete ownership of the direct commerce channel across web and apps.

Commercial credibility built offline requires digital infrastructure built to the same standard.

What Shivira Is

A D2C transition partner for established brands. Shivira clarifies the right migration path, builds the system that path requires, and stays accountable through launch and continuity.

What Shivira Is Not

Not a generic full-service menu. Not a commodity website vendor. Not a platform pretending to serve every category with the same vague offer language.

Business Identity

Public BrandShivira
Commercial IdentityPremium D2C transition partner
Customer ContactAnkit Vyas · Co-Founder & CEO
LeadershipFounder-led across commerce and engineering

Operating Direction

First LayereCatalog (from USD 6,000)
Second LayereCommerce — Web + iOS + Android (from USD 20,000)
Prime FocusD2C path clarity
StandardStrategic fit, engineered delivery
MissionB2B to D2C and B2C to D2C
HorizonInternational-facing execution
Founder-Led

Leadership that can hold both D2C paths.

Shivira is led directly by founders who hold the standard on both sides of the work: commercial fit and technical execution. That matters because the business is not choosing a website vendor. It is choosing the right D2C path and the team that can carry it without fragmentation.

Ankit Vyas, Co-Founder and CEO of Shivira

Commercial Direction

Ankit Vyas

Co-Founder & CEO

Leads commercial fit, international relationships, proposal conversations, and executive alignment for premium commerce transitions.

Education

B.Tech in Electronics & Communications

Experience

10 years of international sales & relations experience

Divyanshu Singh Chouhan, Co-Founder and CTO of Shivira

Technical Direction

Divyanshu Singh Chouhan

Co-Founder & CTO

Leads platform architecture, technical quality, and full stack delivery so the commerce layer performs as well as it presents.

Education

B.Tech in Computer Science · M.Tech in Software Engineering

Experience

8 years of full stack development experience

Commercial Leadership

CEO-led fit reviews keep B2B-to-D2C and B2C-to-D2C decisions commercially grounded before build work begins.

Technical Leadership

CTO-led architecture keeps catalog systems, web commerce, and native iOS and Android delivery aligned.

Continuity Standard

Founder accountability continues after launch so the business is not left with an ownerless system.

Think D2C.
Think Shivira.

One conversation. No commitment. We will tell you which D2C path fits the business, what that path includes, and what the next sensible step should be.

Founder-led · Informed by real operating depth