Business details
Before you put a production app on a platform, you should know who runs it. Riven is a registered business in India, and everything below can be checked independently.
- Legal entity
- Sole proprietorship
- Proprietor
- Aakash Mistry
- Trading name
- Riven
- MSME (Udyam) registration
- UDYAM-MH-17-0128240
- Registered enterprise name
- StackFlow — change to Riven Deploy in progress
- Enterprise category
- Micro
- Registered activity
- Software development and web hosting
- Registered state
- Maharashtra, India
- GST
- Not registered — below the threshold for services
- Payments
- Processed by Razorpay
- Infrastructure
- Amazon Web Services, Mumbai (ap-south-1)
- Operating since
- Feb 2024
A note on the registered name
The Udyam registration was originally filed under the name StackFlow, an earlier business name of mine. It's being updated to Riven. Same proprietor, same registration number — so if you verify it and see the older name, that's why, and now you know before you check rather than after.
How to verify this
Udyam is the Government of India's MSME registration system. You can look up our registration number on the official portal at udyamregistration.gov.in. Use the official portal only — several private sites imitate it and charge for the same free service.
If you'd like a copy of the certificate for your vendor records, email [email protected] and we'll send it across.
Questions buyers usually ask
- Will I get a GST invoice?
- Not currently. We aren't GST registered, so invoices are issued without GST. Every payment gets a proper invoice with our business details on it, which is valid for your expense records. If your finance team specifically requires a GST invoice, tell us before you sign up so nobody is surprised at billing time.
- Who is legally responsible for the service?
- Aakash Mistry, trading as Riven Deploy. In a sole proprietorship the proprietor is personally responsible for the business, which means there is no shell company between you and the person running the platform.
- Can you sign a contract or an NDA?
- Yes. Our Terms and our Data Processing Agreement apply automatically and cover most requirements. If your organisation needs a countersigned copy or a mutual NDA, email us and we'll arrange it.
- What happens to my apps if the business closes?
- You'd get at least 60 days' written notice and your data stays exportable throughout. Your code stays in your own repository and runs in standard containers, so there's nothing proprietary holding you here.
Evaluating us as a vendor?
These pages cover most of what a procurement or technical review asks for:
- Security — how we protect your apps, and what we don't have yet
- Data Processing Agreement — how we handle data on your behalf under the DPDP Act
- Terms & Conditions — the contract that applies to your account
- About — who builds and runs the platform
- Status page — live uptime and incident history
Anything not answered here, email [email protected] and you'll get a direct answer from the proprietor.