TRP INFOTECH
FUTURE READY IT PARTNER
We didn't begin in a corporate boardroom. We started as engineering classmates building real code for real operational bottlenecks.
We started as three engineering students with a shared interest in solving real problems through technology. The three partners met while studying Degree Engineering at LDRP Institute of Technology & Research (LDRP ITR).
The name TRP comes from the three founding partners who began this journey together — Tarang, Ridham and Pavan. Their initials became the identity of the company: T from Tarang, R from Ridham and P from Pavan — forming TRP INFOTECH LLP.
What started as discussions between engineering students slowly became real work. We did not begin from a corporate office. We started working from a hostel room.
That hostel room became our first workspace, our first meeting room, our development lab and the place where many of our early ideas were transformed into working systems.
The initials of Tarang, Ridham and Pavan became TRP, and the journey that began from a hostel room gradually grew into real-world software deployments and TRP INFOTECH LLP.
We never write code in a vacuum. We spend hours observing ground realities with students, rectors, supervisors, and operators.
No bloated templates or theoretical features. We build normalized, acid-compliant architectures customized precisely to operational workflows.
Software isn't finished when it ships. True reliability is forged under active production workloads through steady field iteration.
From an engineering college hostel room to enterprise-scale deployments across institutions, factories, and community trusts.
Tarang, Ridham, and Pavan met at LDRP Institute of Technology & Research, united by a shared drive to solve real problems through technology.
Taking the initials of Tarang, Ridham, and Pavan, their shared identity and company was born: TRP.
A hostel room transformed into our first development laboratory, server room, and brainstorming hub where code ran all night on student desks.
Translating experimental code into dependable daily utilities, proving that custom software could eliminate administration bottlenecks.
Engineered the KSV Multi-Hostel ecosystem (svkmhm.in) and inventory engine (in.svkmhm.in) managing 12 blocks and 10,000+ students.
Expanding into shop-floor batch execution across manufacturing plants in Ahmedabad and Surendranagar, plus retail POS systems.
Connecting software to physical microcontrollers: ESP32 devices, MQTT pipelines, smart farm irrigation, and factory sensors.
Registered Limited Liability Partnership scaling real-world software platforms with direct partner accountability.
At TRP INFOTECH LLP, engineering excellence finds its highest meaning when serving sacred community traditions. We designed, architected, and deployed the official digital ecosystem for the revered Shri Dabhoda Hanuman Dada Mandir Trust, connecting thousands of daily devotees with live darshan timings, religious event schedules, sacred history, and seamless seva contributions.
Shri Dabhoda Hanuman Dada Mandir Trust
TRP INFOTECH LLP operates as a registered Limited Liability Partnership, delivering direct technical accountability, agile delivery cycles, and dedicated maintenance for every deployed platform.
Clients collaborate directly with founding technical partners rather than outsourced agencies or intermediate account managers.
TRP INFOTECH LLP is owned and actively led by 3 registered Designated Partners with full technical accountability.
Partner at TRP INFOTECH LLP. Leading software systems engineering, cloud architecture, institutional database platforms, and physical device integrations.
Partner at TRP INFOTECH LLP. Overseeing agile platform delivery, client operations, quality benchmarks, and multi-facility deployment workflows.
Partner at TRP INFOTECH LLP. Directing enterprise client partnerships, technical strategy, and large-scale campus technology implementations.
No middle managers or theoretical proposals. Collaborate directly with engineering partners who build your platform.
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