Not an agency dressed up as one person — actually one person, good at three things: fast web apps, Android apps people keep, and AI that does the boring parts of your day for you.
Right now: building an AI support agent for an ed-tech team in Bihar, and a small inventory app for a retailer in Patna.
Most of the work I do isn't glamorous — it's finding the three hours a week your team loses to copy-pasting between a spreadsheet, an inbox, and a CRM, and quietly making that problem disappear.
Support replies, lead follow-ups, and reporting — automated once, not repeated by hand forever.
Agents and workflows that keep working after everyone's gone home.
A real week, before and after
Four things, done properly, instead of ten things done halfway.
React and Next.js builds made to actually hold up once real customers show up — not just look good in a demo.
Kotlin or Flutter, whichever fits your budget and timeline — built so people don't delete it in week one.
Support, lead qualification, document sorting — built on your own data, not a generic chatbot wearing your logo.
Your CRM, inbox, and spreadsheets, talking to each other so nobody's re-typing the same data three times.
No 40-page proposal decks. Just three honest steps.
A short call, no jargon. I ask what's eating your team's time and where the money's leaking, then I tell you honestly whether automation is the right fix.
I build in short sprints so you're looking at a real, clickable version early — not waiting three months to find out it isn't what you wanted.
Three months of support is built into every project. If something breaks or needs tuning, you're not chasing a support ticket into the void.
Tell me what's slow or broken. I read every message myself — no sales team in between.