We started with design. Now we're built for the full build.

mulberrybytes began in 2025 with a simple idea: early-stage startups deserve design that actually understands them, not just another logo and a template. Sana Naz founded the studio to bring real UX/UI thinking, branding, and print design to founders who were being underserved by both freelancers and big agencies.

But here's the question every founder eventually runs into: what happens after the design is done? A beautiful interface still needs to be built — reliably, and in a way that survives real users, not just a demo.

That's why Shakeeb Khan joined as co-founder in 2026. Fifteen years of software engineering, two prior startups founded from scratch, and a front-row seat to watching AI-generated prototypes look great in a demo and fall apart in production. He didn't come to add "a bit of tech" to a design studio. He came to build the other half of it.

mulberrybytes today is bridging a gap that's opened wider than ever: the space between what AI can generate in minutes and what a real business can actually run on. We're not choosing a side between design and engineering, or between AI speed and human craft. We're building the studio that does both, properly, under one roof.