Embracing the beauty of the uncomplicated.
I'm a maker first, a frontend engineer for now — software is just where I happen to be building right now.
I currently work at Nysa Clan, and I'm doing an MCA alongside it as a distance student. Most of what I build is for other people — clients, a job, a project that needed doing — and the things I actually want to build for myself are still sitting in the queue.
I've been writing TypeScript and JavaScript for about two years now — mostly React and React Native, with some Next.js, SvelteKit, and Remix along the way. Nothing I'd call a specialty, just whatever the project needed.
I'm mostly frontend. I haven't written a ton of backend code, but I write some when it's needed and know my way around it. If I get to choose, I reach for Go — I'm slowly picking it up these days.
Things I've built
Trace Your Data
2026 — prototypeA graph view of a frontend codebase — not just the component tree, but every connection in the project: the kind of thing you'd see if you ctrl-clicked through every link in a React app and laid the whole trail out at once.
trace-your-data.vercel.appService Bill
2026 — ongoingA service billing app built specifically for authorized service centers — built around how they actually bill and track repairs. About to start a test run.
Namaste Service
2026 — ongoingA system built to bring transparency to after-sales product servicing, connecting every party involved in the process. It includes a customer app for registering products, raising service requests, and tracking updates; a service-center panel for managing requests by pincode, with basic HR and accounting; a technician app for handling jobs and updating status with file uploads; a dealer app for raising service requests and demo calls; and a central admin panel for onboarding and managing service centers. I work across the frontend for all of it.
SalesGo
2025An admin panel plus a React Native mobile app with geofencing for delivery staff, inventory and pricing tracking, and bill generation.
Chithram
2024A small experiment with SvelteKit and GSAP, just to try out some animation and transitions.
P2P Chat
2024Built solo for a hackathon — a peer-to-peer chat app over WebRTC with end-to-end encryption, with a small AI add-on that tries to pick up on emotional cues and suggest support.
githubThings I want to build
3D editor for dental clinics
A web-based editor for modeling tooth caps and similar work, so smaller dental clinics can do this on any machine without expensive specialized software, and just send clients a link to see what the final result will look like.
Where I've worked
Software Engineer, Nysa Clan — started as an intern, then joined full-time. Small team, working directly with clients. Shipped a Shopify fulfillment app and worked a little on GIS-related projects (QGIS, geospatial data) — just a little, not an area I'd say I know well.
Freelance Developer — websites and small web apps for local businesses, one client at a time.
B.Sc Computer Science, Calicut University — lots of C++, data structures, and "why doesn't this segfault" moments.
Also took part in a few hackathons along the way — Hackify, Magnathon, an IEDC hackathon.