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Erys Labs / Baluwatar, Kathmandu

We started Erys Labs to build with generative AI.

In February 2026, Rehan Qureshi pitched the idea to his uncle, Miraj Ali Khan, in a WhatsApp conversation. Today, their four-person team builds video, automation, and custom software from Kathmandu.

FEB 2026Founded
04Team members
02Video + software practices
BALUWATARKathmandu, Nepal

One honest pitch
started the company.

Rehan wanted to build a company in Nepal around generative AI, beginning with video production and following real business problems wherever they led.

Miraj listened, challenged the idea, and agreed to build it with him. Rehan took responsibility for leading the team and building products. Miraj took responsibility for strategy, planning, and helping the company make sound business decisions.

Their first engagement came from an international client. The client's name and project details remain confidential, but the work gave a new team in Kathmandu its first external vote of confidence.

Starting from zero was difficult. Talent was hard to find, the team was small, and every process had to be built while client work was already moving. That experience shaped how Erys Labs works today: stay practical, be honest about constraints, and keep building.

  1. 01

    Rehan shared the idea

    In a WhatsApp conversation, Rehan pitched his uncle Miraj on building a company in Nepal around generative AI.

  2. 02

    An international client trusted the team

    The client remains confidential, but the engagement gave the newly formed company its first real responsibility.

  3. 03

    Video exposed workflow problems

    Repetitive production tasks and disconnected tools led the team into automation, backend systems, and custom software.

  4. 04

    Four people building in Baluwatar

    The team now works across AI-assisted video production and software for businesses in Nepal and abroad.

Client work showed us what needed to be built.

Video projects exposed repetitive tasks, disconnected tools, and operational bottlenecks. Some problems needed better production. Others needed software.

That is why Erys Labs now works across two connected areas: AI-assisted video production and custom software. The common goal is straightforward—remove friction and improve the result.

01 / VIDEO

Creative production

Commercials, brand stories, editing, social content, and post-production.

02 / SOFTWARE

Operational systems

AI workflows, backend platforms, APIs, commerce tools, and internal software.

01

Start with the workflow

We understand the people, handoffs, constraints, and result before choosing a tool.

02

Keep people accountable

AI can accelerate the work. People still own the judgment, quality, and final decision.

03

Ship something useful

The result must work inside a real business, not only look convincing in a presentation.

Different responsibilities.
One company to build.

Rehan leads the team and remains hands-on in product development. Miraj leads strategy and planning. Their partnership combines technical execution with business direction.

Rehan Qureshi, founder and CEO of Erys LabsFOUNDER & CEO

Rehan Qureshi

Leads the team, company vision, product development, and technical direction. He works directly on AI workflows, backend systems, and the products Erys Labs ships.

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Miraj Ali Khan, co-founder of Erys LabsCO-FOUNDER

Miraj Ali Khan

Leads strategy, planning, and business direction. He helps the team evaluate opportunities, make practical decisions, and turn an ambitious idea into a durable company.

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Our proof is in the systems people can use.

These products show how the team applies AI, software engineering, and backend development to real workflows.

A generative AI company built in Nepal, not imported into it.

Erys Labs wants to produce useful work, build original products, and create careers around generative AI in Nepal. We are still at the beginning, so the goal is not to sound established. It is to keep earning trust through what we build.

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or a system to build?

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