One main product
Questili spends most of its time on one product: Avalon Flow. Today it sorts Gmail and Microsoft 365 email by who owns the next move; it reached version 1.0 on July 14, 2026. Avalon Flow is relaunching soon as a desktop in the browser where a person and an AI agent do office work together, across documents, spreadsheets, slides, PDFs, mail, and accounting books, and where any finished job can be kept as an app the team runs again.
Earlier products, Alyna and Does The Math Work, stay online but are not in active development while Avalon Flow is the focus.
Side quests and commissions
The names come from games, where side quests are the detours that teach you something. Questili's side quests are open-source libraries, tools, research, and prototypes from its own work, published under Apache 2.0 or MIT. They include Jevis, razorpay-recurring-upi, eevee-mcp, and Citizen of India.
Commissions are paid client work in three areas: operations software, applied AI, and infrastructure with private AI. Questili runs a small number at a time, as multi-month retainers, currently for Dolphin Diecast Private Limited and Bio Organics and Applied Materials Private Limited, two Bengaluru companies.
Running a product of its own keeps Questili honest on commissions: the team carries the same support, cost, and reliability decisions it asks clients to make.
Quick answers
Is Questili the same thing as Avalon Flow?
No. Avalon Flow is Questili's product. Questili LLP is the company that builds and runs it.
Are side quests client projects?
No. Side quests are Questili's open-source and experimental work. Client work is called a commission.
What kind of company is Questili?
Questili builds useful AI, with one main product. It is not a general agency: it chooses a small number of client engagements and does not take one-off website projects or staff augmentation.