i'm a builder. i like creating things and figuring out how to turn ideas into products that people can actually use.
i work on consumer tech (not limited to it, but consumer tech is what i love).
one of the products i worked on was a government exam preparation application for Telugu-speaking students, reaching 5,000+ daily active users.
i also worked on Deen Mate, an app focused on making Quran reading easier with features like bookmarking, last-read tracking, and offline access. scaled it to 400+ daily active users.
i built Sweep, a small utility for automatically cleaning up screenshots that people no longer need. it was also featured by Matt Robb.
i worked on Ellie, an ai language-learning product for kids. it focused on a conversational experience around learning English with an ai character and a 3d elephant to make practicing feel more like a real conversation than a classroom lesson.
and honestly, there are plenty of other projects that completely tanked, got zero traction, or never saw the light of day. but every failed launch taught me something real about what actually resonates with people (and what definitely doesn't).
i was the sole Android engineer at Soundverse AI, India’s leading generative audio platform powering over 1M+ compositions worldwide. i worked on the newer architecture, music-generation workflows, reliability, and the overall app experience—pushing the Play Store rating from 3.6 to 4.6 stars.
currently i'm building at Aurwell, working on the consumer application layer for beauty and wellness.
outside of the products i'm directly working on, i've been spending a lot of time building around agentic systems, ai, ml, and application-layer products. one of the projects i've worked on is AegisMind, an agentic AI cybersecurity assistant.
most of the things i've built aren't particularly connected. some worked, some didn't, and some were just experiments that i wanted to build because they sounded interesting.