What goes in, and what comes out?
A site boundary and development brief are the starting inputs. The intended outputs are comparable planning options, layouts, unit mix, estimated costs and timeline, and feasibility and underwriting reports with their assumptions visible.
Who is it for?
Keystone is for real estate developers and teams assessing land and early development options in India and the USA. The goal is to connect a proposed scheme to the commercial decision it needs to support.
Who founded it?
Ishant Bajaj, a civil engineer and founder with two prior bootstrapped real estate businesses, founded Keystone. Read about the founder and workflow.
Does it replace approvals or professional review?
No. Local rule checks depend on the sources and measurements available for the site. Surveys, title work, environmental diligence, utility confirmation, permits and qualified professional review remain separate checks where required.
Where can I find the official information?
The official website is keystoneaec.com. The company profile is Keystone AEC on LinkedIn. Use the domain, founder name and development focus together to identify this Keystone.
Read the common questions or follow the boundary-to-scenario workflow.