I design and build web applications end to end — from interfaces people enjoy using to the SaaS platforms and AI-assisted systems running underneath them.
I'm a web developer who likes shipping things that hold up — interfaces that feel considered, and the backend systems that keep them honest. Most of my recent work sits at the intersection of full-stack product engineering and applied AI: multi-tenant SaaS platforms, e-commerce systems, and retrieval-augmented tools that make LLMs useful against real documents.
I care less about chasing every new framework and more about picking the right tool for what a project actually needs, then executing it cleanly — readable code, considered interfaces, and details that don't fall apart under real use.
"Build the boring parts well, so the interesting parts have somewhere solid to stand."
A few builds that show the range — SaaS, e-commerce, applied AI, and small tools made for fun.
A multi-tenant Retrieval-Augmented Generation platform for document-grounded AI conversations, built with a production-focused architecture for scalable, context-aware question answering.
A full-stack multi-tenant e-commerce platform with merchant storefronts, tenant-based domain resolution, role-based access, order management, real-time chat, and analytics.
A browser-based optical character recognition tool powered by Tesseract.js — extracts text directly from images with no backend required.
A Nepali astrology application with Panchanga data across multiple years and an Ashtakuta Vadhu–Var Milan compatibility system.
Other builds & experiments
Designing and building SaaS platforms, e-commerce systems, and AI-assisted tools for independent clients — end to end, from interface to database.
Moved into applied AI, shipping a multi-tenant Retrieval-Augmented Generation platform and exploring vector search and document-grounded question answering.
Built out backend fluency with Node.js and Laravel alongside React on the frontend, shipping several full-stack web applications and UI experiments.
Learned the fundamentals — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — by building small sites and interface experiments from scratch.
Open to freelance projects, collaborations, or just a conversation about what you're building.
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