We build gadgets kids actually use.
Flifly started with a simple idea — gadgets that look this good shouldn't only exist for adults. Two friends, one obsession with good design, and a shared refusal to ship anything boring.
Started in a small room. Built for every playroom.
Flifly began as a frustration — every "kids' gadget" on the market looked cheap, felt cheaper, and broke within a week. We wanted to build the opposite: toy cameras, earbuds and printers with real design thinking behind them.
Today, Flifly ships across India with one rule that hasn't changed since day one — if we wouldn't hand it to our own kid, we don't sell it.
Three things we never compromise on.
Design first
Every product goes through real industrial design — not just a factory catalog pick with our logo slapped on.
Built to survive kids
Drop-tested, splash-resistant, chunky where it needs to be — because "handle with care" isn't a real instruction for a 7-year-old.
No fine print
30-day returns, honest reviews, real support — we'd rather lose a sale than lose your trust.
Two people, one obsession.
No big office, no big investors — just a founder and a marketer who couldn't stop talking about gadgets long enough to not start a company.
Krishna
Founder & DesignerSketches every product before it's a product. If it doesn't feel right in the hand, it doesn't ship.
Fardeen Shaikh
Director & MarketerTurns "we made a cool product" into "everyone needs to know about this." Runs growth, partnerships and the brand voice.
From idea to inbox.
The idea
Krishna sketches the first Flifly concepts — a toy camera and a pocket printer that didn't look like toys.
Fardeen joins
What started as a one-person side project becomes a real brand, with someone finally answering the DMs.
Flifly.com goes live
The first batch of Snap Cams, EW77 earbuds and PicoPrint printers ships to customers across India.
Building the next drop
More colors, more gadgets, same rule — if we wouldn't hand it to our own kid, it doesn't launch.
Got a question for Krishna or Fardeen directly?
We read every message ourselves — no support ticket black hole.
