I was born in the small town of Pehowa, where opportunities often felt limited and many of my friends chose to move abroad in search of better prospects. I made a conscious decision to stay in India and carve my own path by pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering, graduating in 2025 with a CGPA of 9. During this journey, I began to reflect on how I could use my technical knowledge to create real value for others. This led me to start working with startups and idea planners, helping transform their ideas into practical, working products. What began as an individual effort gradually grew through persistence and shared vision. Today, it has evolved into a team of 21 members. More than just a team, we are a close-knit group driven by purpose, trust, and a commitment to building meaningful solutions together.
50+
Projects completed with my team—from MVPs and dashboards to production apps clients rely on every day.
How I work
4+ years in full-stack, building real-world products with clean UI and reliable APIs.
Everything we create is production-ready and actively used, focused on measurable outcomes.
Work closely with founders and teams to turn ideas into scalable, impactful solutions.
Stack & Services
Languages, frameworks and platforms across web, mobile, games, workflow automation and test automation — plus marketing and growth services for launching products in India and internationally.
Click any capability to see what we ship, stack we pair with, and how to engage us.
My Work — Featured
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Secure Escrow Platform
Fintech escrow web app that releases funds only after delivery confirmation so buyers and sellers can trade with confidence. Dark UI with gradient subscription tiers and card mockups powering goods, services, and milestone-based holds on React, Node.js, Stripe, and PostgreSQL.
Currently
Engineering full-stack products by day, closing out my degree on the side. Here’s a live snapshot — feel free to reach out if anything overlaps with what you’re building.
Chitkara University2021 — 2025Punjab, India
Engineering foundations across systems, data structures, web, and AI — plus leading hackathons and side-projects that became production work.
RxOne CareAug 2024 — PresentRemote · India
Shipping full-stack healthcare tooling — dashboards, bot orchestration, and integrations used by clinics and hospital teams every day.
Journal — Latest Writing
The day before the breakthrough looks exactly like every other ordinary day. You will not get a warning. No notification, no signal, no countdown. The only thing that separates the people who make it from the people who almost made it is that one group kept showing up after the last visible reason to. Here is why stopping early is the only real failure.
Everyone has ideas. Very few people ship them. The gap is not talent, not funding, not timing — it is the specific set of moves that converts a thought in your head into a thing in the world. This is a practical breakdown of how to bridge that gap: from the first messy sketch to the first real user, without waiting for perfect conditions that will never arrive.
Freelancing in 2026 is not just about making money outside a 9-to-5. It is a school. You meet strangers who expect real results, not a promising LinkedIn profile. You face problems nobody briefed you on. You learn to sell, negotiate, explain, and deliver — things a degree will never teach you. Here is the honest case for freelancing as a skill-forge, not a side hustle.
AI tools are cheap, YouTube is free, and every second person on LinkedIn is a "founder." Does that mean you should start a company right now? Short answer: it depends on what you are trying to prove. Long answer: starting up in 2026 is easier to begin and harder to finish than ever — and most founders underestimate the second half. Here is the unfiltered reality.
You are in flow, the model is doing the boring parts, and then — hard stop. Rate limit, quota, or “try again tomorrow.” Suddenly the same brain that was shipping feels slower, fuzzier, almost disabled. This is not drama; it is what dependency on a copilot actually feels like, and why treating AI as a crutch without fundamentals is dangerous.
Paying serious money for a computer-science degree in India and then outsourcing your thinking to ChatGPT for every assignment and interview prep is a bad trade. Not because AI is evil — because the degree only compounds if you actually learn the stack, the math, and the problem-solving muscle. Here is why I think lakhs + full AI dependency is not worth it, and what is worth doing instead.
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