Things I built, and the decisions behind them
Sunspace Energy
A rooftop-solar installer in Agra had a domain, a flyer and a phone number. In seven days: a subsidy-aware savings calculator, an Agra-first website, a WhatsApp referral programme, and a staff workspace that runs each customer from enquiry to after-sales.
case study · liveYeshaa Luxe Interiors
A luxury interior studio's enquiries lived in WhatsApp. A landing page built on its real projects, and a studio workspace that turns an enquiry into a delivered project, with roles that keep money and delivery apart.
case study · liveVoice Intelligence Workbench
Meetings were being summarised by whoever remembered them. A browser tool that records or imports a meeting, returns a speaker-separated transcript and drafts the minutes and action items — one flow whether the audio is live or uploaded.
live · githubNCRFinds
Meeting people nearby is easier when the plan comes first and the person second. A private, location-based way to post a small real-world plan, let the right people ask to join, and reveal the exact spot only once the host says yes.
githubSharewise
Group expenses fall apart at the settle-up. A phone-first app for trips and households: split by equal, exact, share or percentage, scan an invoice to itemise it, record several payers, and settle through a UPI handoff with reminders over WhatsApp or email.
githubHow I work
I start from the problem, get to a decision quickly, and keep the team pointed at the outcome rather than the output — then I build enough of it myself to know the decision was right.
Product manager at Office Banao, working on the tools that run the business and the products its customers touch. Two of the projects above are live for clients and three are prototypes. I took each one end to end — spec, data model, UI, deployment — because a working version settles arguments a document cannot.
Interested in speech and language interfaces, products built around real-world meetups, and the unglamorous middle of a launch.