I design it, build it, ship it — and keep it running.
Since 2018 I’ve taken products from a first sketch in Figma to fast, production-ready code: frontend, backend, servers and SEO. One person, no hand-offs, no lost context. These days I build with AI in the loop, run three products of my own, and keep learning whatever the next one needs.
01 Products
Designed, built, launched and operated by me: the interface, the code, the servers, payments and SEO. Each one taught me something new.
Validates the digital signature on Indian government PDFs.
Checks the signature on e-Aadhaar, e-District certificates, DigiLocker documents and PAN e-cards against India’s official CCA trust hierarchy, then hands back a copy with a green tick that shows on any computer or printout.
Interactive product demos you pay for once.
Turns a Chrome recording, a website or a few screenshots into a guided product demo, with hotspots, a voice, lead forms, an AI agent and analytics, shared as a link, an embed or inside your own app.
02 Selected work
Custom e-commerce, business sites, trading tools and app designs, for clients and for myself.
03 What I do
From the first wireframe to the server it runs on, and the search results it shows up in.
Interfaces designed in Figma, from low-fidelity sketches to high-fidelity prototypes and design systems, iterated until they click.
Pixel-faithful builds of challenging designs: fast, responsive, accessible and pleasant to maintain.
APIs, databases, sign-in and storefronts. Custom builds, or Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress when they fit better.
The unglamorous parts that make it real: SEO, ads, analytics, servers, DevOps and domain wrangling.
04 How I work
I enjoy working with AI and vibe coding, and I never stop learning. The craft is knowing which details matter.
Every project starts in Figma: rough wireframes first, then high-fidelity prototypes, iterated until the flow feels obvious.
I vibe code with AI agents like Claude Code and Cursor to get from idea to working software in hours, and keep the architecture, the taste and the details in my own hands.
Deploys, servers, payments, analytics and SEO. I run my own products in production, so I build for the day after launch, not just launch day.
Every product pulls me into something new: PDF signatures and PKI, options-market data, AI agents. I like it that way.
05 Writing
What I learn while designing, building and running things.
