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Diyar 360° Architects
A young Kullu architect's studio: a ring that draws itself from 0° to 360°, plans pulled apart floor by floor, and an enquiry inbox.
Selected work · 202612 projects
Every one of these was built on HimLocal — the platform I'm building for the cafés, shops, stays and guides of the mountains. Each one takes over this page in its own colours. The last three are design studies.
A young Kullu architect's studio: a ring that draws itself from 0° to 360°, plans pulled apart floor by floor, and an enquiry inbox.
A gallery for an illustrator: a giant wordmark over works that cross-fade in a frame, a salon wall, and commissions.
An eggless cake shop: its own shop front in an arched window, a cake you design and see drawn, and pastel bands down the page.
An expedition house: paragliding to Leh by bike, day-by-day itineraries, and booking with an advance — on their own site.
A travel company's whole brochure online: Shimla–Manali tours, Spiti and Ladakh, treks and bike trips, with activities you can book on the spot.
Honey, ghee and shilajit from the hills, sold like an emporium: a floating navbar, drifting photo columns, buy-now cards.
210 handmade products from 17 states, with a guide to every craft region and a photo swap on every card.
A Kullu home-fragrance brand with couture type, a discovery set and a shop that reads like a perfume counter.
A cricket and sports store on its own domain, selling across India — bats, pads, helmets and kits, every size and colour a real option.
A study for an adventure operator: SEND IT set as tall as the mountain, and every activity one tap from booking.
A study for a villa in the pines: one word the width of the valley and a booking bar that is always within reach.
A study for a coffee house: SLOW COFFEE over the cup, origin cards for every roast, and ordering from the table.
What sits underneath
The sites are the part you see. Underneath is one platform, built from scratch, that runs the businesses day to day.
324dishes on one café's menu
Orders, tables, KOTs to the kitchen printer, GST bills — what the cafés of the valley run their day on.
Every order walks from new to cooking to ready.
Order updates and enquiries on WhatsApp — a business connects its own number in a minute.
32destination guides
Trails, treks and places on vector tiles, with guides for every valley.
The counter keeps billing when the network drops, then syncs.
Scan, order, pay — straight to the kitchen.
100+sections
Every site on this page was made in it. Each section explains itself before you add it.
Travel pages become Instagram reels and carousels.
Tested and deployed at night, so no café ever notices.
The build log
Mar 2026
A software company for the businesses of the Himalayas.
StartJun 2026
Any business, any look — tokens, sections and a builder with a live preview.
Jul 2026
A sports store on its own domain; the first café menus and kitchen tickets.
PayingSep 2026
Ordering, kitchen display, printing and WhatsApp for cafés from Manali to Kullu.
Sep 2026
The owners' Android app: orders, alarms, the counter in your pocket.
AndroidSep 2026
Rashmi Atelier, Pahadi Dharohar, The Banjara, Opahya.
Oct 2026
Trip pages and booking with an advance, on the operator's own site.
Oct 2026
Architects, designers and consultants — Diyar 360° first, then this site.
NewMake the small business look like the place it comes from.
About
I'm Sourabh. I started HimLocal so that a café in Old Manali, a weaver in Kibber or a trek guide in Dobhi can have what a big brand has — a beautiful site, a proper till, bookings, WhatsApp — without a big brand's budget.
I design and build most of it myself: the storefronts, the restaurant system, the map, the travel guides. Everything on this page is real and running.
Consulting
Bring the idea, the site, the quote you were given or the thing that isn't working. You leave with a plan.
One hour · video call
₹5,000
per hour
Paid in advance. A Google Meet link and a short written summary after the call.
A site, a system or a whole product — tell me about it. I reply within a working day, usually on WhatsApp.