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
EagleVision IT
Developed frontend features for client projects using the MERN stack and Tesseract.
Dreamsys IT company
Worked on multiple frontend projects from requirements and system design through coding and implementation using ReactJS and multiple CSS frameworks.
Open to freelance projects, collaborations, or just a conversation about what you're building.
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