I (
) don't just build websites.
I craft digital (
) experiences
I don't just build websites.
I craft digital experiences.
Every pixel is a decision. Every decision is about conversion.
Backends in Go. Interfaces with React. Robust for hundreds of users: take it apart until it makes sense, then build it properly.
See resumetotal visits across all my projects
client projects shipped
saved for clients
hours saved for clients
Two million visits and counting.
Where 40,000+ VIT students find past exam papers. I worked heavily on the admin portal and restructured the Gemini pipeline that reads every uploaded paper, so 2,000+ papers stay organised without anyone tagging them by hand.
From inbox chaos to one record per issue.
Maintenance reports used to live in email threads. Now they go into a Go and PostgreSQL system with Redis on the hot paths, RBAC, JWT sessions and an audit trail nobody can rewrite.
A training app that knows which muscles are cooked.
Build programs across lifting, calisthenics, plyometrics, cardio and sport, with fatigue and volume tracked on every muscle as you plan. A drag and drop builder, 900+ exercises, a phone-first workout logger and imports from Strong and Hevy.
Third place at the hackathon.
Maps every function in a repository so new developers can explore huge codebases fast, with a DevOps view, schema explorer and Git backups in one retro, game-inspired interface. Built in a single hackathon.
Not exactly a straight road.
Started coding in 10th grade. It felt like a superpower: if I could imagine it, I could build it.
Built a site for a friend for my first ₹5K, then landed ₹15K. Bought my own phone at 15.
Oh well. The laptop went into storage and the road closed for a while.
New college, new city, starting from scratch. Got back to code and started building right away.
Got into one of the top coding clubs on campus and started working on much bigger projects.
One of the biggest projects I've worked on. Taught me the most about teams and building together.
Crossed a lakh in revenue from client projects. Treated myself to some cool stuff, obviously.
Working on it right now. Buckle up, this one leaves the road.
Keep exploring
Go on, grab one and throw it.
Go for fast, boring-in-a-good-way backends. TypeScript for anything with a UI.
Next.js and React up front, Node and Express behind, TanStack Query in between.
Postgres when it matters, Redis when it needs to be fast, Docker so it runs anywhere.
Roles, sessions and audit trails by default. And poking at my own stuff before anyone else does.
LLMs wired into real products: retrieval, embeddings and automating the boring parts.
Websites, web apps, backends or software for the factory floor. If it needs to work when real people show up, I'd like to hear about it.
Always up for a good problem, a side project, or a long conversation about why the build is red. My inbox is open.
