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Designing and building AI products, end to end.
From first sketch to shipped: the design, the full-stack build, and the AI that runs inside it.
Here's what I've shipped.
Three ways I help.
AI development
I build LLM features, agents, and automation into real products: retrieval, pipelines, evals, and the wiring that keeps them reliable in production.
Full-stack build
I build what I design. Frontend, backend, and the data underneath, shipped as a real product and maintained like one.
Product design
From first sketch to a system that holds up. Flows, interface, type, and the small decisions that make a product feel considered.
How I work.
A clear, low-risk way to work with someone across the world. You always know the scope, the price, and where things stand.
Start with a call
We talk through the idea, the constraints, and what shipping actually looks like. No charge, no hard sell.
Scope and a fixed quote
I scope the work and send a fixed price and timeline up front, so there are no surprises once we start.
Ship in weekly sprints
I build in short cycles with a working demo every week. Async-first, with real overlap hours for your timezone.
Hand over, or stay on
A clean, documented handover whenever you want it, or I stay on as your ongoing partner. Your code and IP are always yours.
Thirteen years. One person, the whole stack.
Thirteen plus years in product. I started in interfaces, moved into full-stack engineering, and now I build AI into the products companies actually ship. The design, the code, and the AI come from one person, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
I work with founders across the US, Europe, and Australia, async-first and with real overlap hours. Off the clock I ride, and it’s how I work too: steady hands, in it for the distance. A father of two, based in Bangalore, India.
Years shipping
Disciplines, one mind
Don't just take my word for it.
“They perfectly captured our vision and turned it into a seamless, intuitive user experience. From the website to the app, every detail was thoughtfully designed, making ItsWare's functionality shine.”
“Working with this team transformed our vision for elderly care. They crafted a solution that not only streamlined operations but also enhanced the quality of care for seniors. We are grateful for their support in creating a system that truly makes a difference.”
It's a Marathon. Or a Sprint.
Two ways to work together, depending on whether you want a partner for the long haul or a focused push to ship something specific.
Marathon
An ongoing partnership for a product that keeps shipping.
- Design, build and AI from one partner
- Continuous shipping, not a one-off
- A direct line, no account managers
- Priority on your roadmap
Sprint
A fixed-scope build with a clear finish line.
- Clear scope, fixed timeline
- From first sketch to shipped
- One discipline or the whole stack
- Clean handover, or I stay on
Questions, answered.
How do timezones work if you're remote?
I work async-first and keep real overlap hours with the US, Europe, and Australia. We set a weekly call in a slot that suits you, and I stay reachable through your day, not just mine.
How will we communicate during the project?
You get a direct line to me, with no account managers in between. I send a working demo every week, so you see real progress instead of status reports.
How does payment work?
I invoice in USD and structure the work in milestones, so you pay as things ship rather than everything up front.
Who owns the code and the IP?
You do. The code, the repositories, and the accounts are all yours, handed over clean. I am glad to work under an NDA.
How do we get started?
A short call to scope the work, then a fixed price and timeline before anything begins. No surprises once we start.
What if it isn't the right fit?
Engagements are milestone-based with clear checkpoints. If it is not working, we stop at a milestone. There is no long lock-in.
You bringthe problem.I bringthe whole stack.Together, we shipwhat’s next.
Sound good?
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