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1. SealRep

   India, remote
   • FounderJun 2026 to now

   My own product, built solo: five AI agents that find buyers and draft every message in your voice, and nothing goes out until a person approves it.

   Sealrep is an approval-first AI revenue agent for agencies, founders and freelancers that finds buyers on email, LinkedIn, X and Reddit, drafts every message in your voice, puts your booking link or your own Stripe payment link in the reply, and counts results from first email to cash, with nothing sent until a person approves it.

   It also tracks how AI search engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini answer your buyers' questions and which pages they cite.

   I'm building it on my own: the API, the app, the agents and the site. It started in June 2026 as Menttion, an AI search visibility tool, and became SealRep. The AI search tracking is where Menttion's work carries on.

   What I own

   • The whole product, from the first commit: the API, the app, the agents and the site
   • The approval flow every message goes through

2. AMG Dynamics

   Mumbai, remote
   • Chief Technology OfficerAug 2026 to now
   • Technology PartnerOct 2024 to Jul 2026

   A jewellery technology company in Mumbai. I lead its technology.

   AMG Dynamics builds technology for jewellers: 3D ring configurators with millions of possible combinations, its own WebGL jewellery engine, tools that turn production CAD files into web ready models, and the catalogue, order and workflow systems jewellers and their retailers run on. The jewellers include A.Jaffe in New York, founded in 1892, Trauringspezialisten in Germany and Aluxe in Asia.

   I've worked with AMG since its first project. While I was its technology partner, my studio, Horizon Beam, delivered the work. What AMG showed at GJEPC in Mumbai in January 2026, the configurators included, was my build.

   I wrote Jewelitt, AMG's own WebGL jewellery viewer, and the wedding band builder on it that generates every band from parameters. I also wrote JewelPrep, a Rhino plugin that turns a manufacturer's production file into a render ready model, and I'm building the platform A.Jaffe is moving onto as it leaves Microsoft Dynamics 365.

   Since 11 October 2026, Jewelitt runs the 3D configurator in Trauringspezialisten's live shop.

   What I own

   • The technology across AMG's products and client builds, from architecture to deploys
   • Jewelitt, AMG's jewellery viewer, and its wedding band builder
   • The CAD tools, JewelPrep first, and the platforms jewellers order and design through

3. The Goldsmith AI

   Mumbai, remote
   • Chief Technology OfficerAug 2025 to now

   AMG Dynamics' AI design platform for jewellers. I built it on my own and lead its engineering.

   The Goldsmith AI takes a jeweller from a sketch, a photo or an idea to designs, product photos, video and 3D models, and plugs into their own tools through a partner API.

   The 3D side is a jewellery pipeline rather than one model: it takes the stones out of the source image, builds views from several angles, sends them to one of several image to 3D models, fixes the ring's bore and size, and exports a file a workshop can open.

   What I own

   • The whole platform
   • The jewellery pipeline from a sketch or photo to images, video and 3D
   • The partner API and its docs

4. VerifyID

   Denmark, remote
   • Chief Technology OfficerAug 2024 to now

   A Danish identity company. Webshops, platforms and stores use it to check age and identity with MitID, BankID and other European eIDs.

   I've been its CTO since the first commit in August 2024, and I built the platform the company runs on.

   VerifyID was named Identity Week Europe Start-up of the Year 2026.

   What I built

   Age checks for webshops

   The WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, the Shopify app with the check inside Shopify checkout, the PrestaShop module, and the Wix app and Magento module. A shop can protect one product, a category or the whole store, and let shoppers from outside Denmark through where it allows that.

   eIDs

   MitID through a certified broker, with age only and full identity flows, and BankID for Sweden and Norway.

   The merchant platform

   Sign up and onboarding with company lookup, domains, verification records and exports, the compliance certificates a shop can send to the authorities, a partner panel for resellers, sign up flows for payment partners like Quickpay, and the admin back office.

   The new merchant dashboard

   In 2026 I rebuilt the merchant dashboard in React and brought the whole platform, emails included, to Danish, English, Swedish and Norwegian.

   Billing

   The billing behind VerifyID's products: subscriptions, usage billing, annual plans, a free plan, discount codes and a billing center.

   Developers

   A REST API, a MitID API and the developer docs at docs.verifyid.dk.

   More than age checks

   TaxBridge for DAC7 reporting, the KYC flows and the new verifyid.dk website. I also worked on IDPoint and prototyped the smart lock behind MitID Lås, both described below. I built CreditID too, an MitID based credit check for B2B webshops, in 2025. It didn't launch.

   Running it

   I run the technology day to day: hosting, deployments, staged rollouts, tests and fixes.

5. Horizon Beam

   India, remote
   • FounderDec 2016 to now

   My software studio. Every client project I take on goes through it.

   My first paid project was in December 2016, when I was 10. It was small projects until 2021, and full time since then.

   We build for companies in India, the US and Europe. It's a sole proprietorship: me, plus freelancers I bring in when a project needs them.

   The studio also delivers some AMG Dynamics projects, and jewellery work goes through AMG.

   What I own

   • Every engagement, from the first call to the last deploy
   • The architecture and the code

   What the studio builds

   Product builds

   Web apps, mobile apps and SaaS, from an empty repo to people using it.

   ERPs and CRMs

   The systems a business runs on every day: sales, dispatch, invoicing, purchasing, HR and tickets.

   Commerce

   Shopify and Magento stores, and apps on the Shopify App Store.

   3D for the web

   Configurators and viewers that run in the browser.

   AI automation

   Calling, email and support automation, and the systems behind a team's day to day work.

   Agencies outsource builds to the studio and sell them under their own name. Gigzman, an outsourcing firm in Gurugram, outsourced builds to us, and R Integrated, a US IT services firm, runs and resells a website, task manager, CRM and ERP we built.

Earlier roles

• CTO, ibubblesFeb 2026 to Apr 2026

  I was CTO at ibubbles, a fan inbox for creators: every fan conversation in one place, with payments built in. I built it end to end: the backend, the website and the CRM. We shut it down in April 2026.

  People ask why we'd close something with sales like that. Because of the disputes. A dispute is a buyer asking their bank to take the money back, and too many of our buyers did.

  The sales and the disputes were both real, so they stay together here.

• Consultant, NexdigmMay 2025 to Jun 2025 · Pune

  I owned the architecture and the technical decisions.

• Principal Engineer, Seller SuspensionFeb 2024 to Apr 2024 · New York based, remote

  The firm gets suspended Amazon seller accounts and listings reinstated. I moved its operations from spreadsheets to a database and automated its daily manual work with scripts.

Case studies

1. Trauringspezialisten

   Jan 2026 to Oct 2026 · Germany

   A ring shop rebuilt around its 3D configurator

   Through AMG Dynamics. Led the work as AMG Dynamics' technology partner, then led and wrote the shop rebuild as its CTO.

   I finished and launched the new online shop of Trauringspezialisten, a German wedding ring chain, on 11 October 2026, with its 3D engagement ring configurator running inside the shop on AMG's own viewer and diamond search down from 24 s a visit to 0.3 s when cached.

   Results

   • Live on 11 October 2026. Every URL in the old site's sitemap was redirected before launch, so they all still resolve.
   • The configurator now ships with the shop's own releases instead of being deployed by hand to a host of its own.
   • One ring family's 1,188 variants run on 9 web models.

   Stack Magento 2, Hyvä, Alpine.js, PHP, React, Vite, three.js, Amazon S3, CloudFront, Lambda, Electron, Stripe

2. VerifyID

   Aug 2024 to now · Denmark

   MitID and BankID age checks, inside the shops people already run

   Through VerifyID. CTO, full time, Denmark, remote.

   I've been VerifyID's CTO since the first commit. I built the platform it runs on, and it went to production the same month.

   Results

   • The check runs inside Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, PrestaShop, Wix and Magento, and through the REST API and the MitID API, with MitID in Denmark and BankID in Sweden and Norway.
   • The platform, and every email it sends, works in Danish, English, Swedish and Norwegian.
   • VerifyID was named Identity Week Europe Start-up of the Year 2026.

   Stack Python, Flask, MongoDB, React, PHP, Shopify, Next.js

3. Social Rise Studio

   Dec 2024 to Jul 2026 · United States

   The software behind millions of Snapchat conversations

   Through Horizon Beam. Built all of its technology, end to end, and managed the virtual assistants who worked in it.

   I built all of Social Rise Studio's technology, end to end, through Horizon Beam: bots that held about 3 million conversations on Snapchat in six months, a phone farm where AI drove every phone, and the software 150 virtual assistants worked in.

   Social Rise Studio is an influencer marketing company, and its business ran on conversations: people talked to one by one, on Snapchat and Instagram, at a volume no team could type by hand. From December 2024 to July 2026 I built all of its technology through Horizon Beam.

   Snapchat doesn't give software a public way to hold a conversation. So before anything could be automated, I had to get software talking to Snapchat at all.

   And it was never only software. Thousands of accounts, a farm of phones and 150 virtual assistants had to run as one system, every day.

   Snapchat: millions of conversations

   The centre of it was Snapchat. I built a Snapchat extension and the bots behind it: they could post, reply and hold a conversation the way a person does.

   Over six months they talked with about 3 million people. Every one of those had to answer what the other person actually said, and keep going.

   Reverse engineering Snapchat's private API

   Snapchat gives software no public way to do this. Its app talks to its servers over a private API with no documentation, so I worked it out myself and built everything else on top of it.

   At the time it felt close to impossible, and it's the part of this work I'm proudest of. How it works stays private.

   Instagram

   On Instagram I built an extension, the AI API behind it and an app. Same job as on Snapchat: post, reply, hold the conversation. It held 750 conversations.

   A phone farm run by AI

   We ran the entire Snapchat operation, and that included a phone farm. Every phone in it was driven by AI: we told it what needed doing, and it did it.

   Thousands of accounts at once

   At one time 10,000+ Snapchat accounts and 5,000+ Instagram accounts were running. That many accounts is an operations problem as much as a software one.

   So I built an operations console for it: every account, the server it ran on and its status, and who on the team owned it. Servers were filled by capacity, and the jobs that came up every day had bulk tools. It was one TypeScript app: React in the browser, Express and MongoDB on the server, one process serving both.

   Reddit, X and LinkedIn

   The same idea went to Reddit, X and LinkedIn. On Reddit it was an extension and a whole managed platform that did marketing for people: it found the leads, worked out what to post, posted it, talked with the people who answered and converted them. We built the same for X and for LinkedIn.

   Software for the assistant team

   Not everything was a bot. I managed 150 virtual assistants who worked alongside the software, for Social Rise Studio and companies like it.

   So I built the software they worked in. A super admin saw everything; every assistant saw only the accounts and servers assigned to them, and the server enforced that on every request, not just the screen.

   How it fits together

   The studio decided what needed doing. The operations console held every account, server and assistant, and the assistants worked in it through their own logins.

   The conversation AI did the talking through the extensions on Snapchat and Instagram. The phone farm took instructions and carried them out on its phones. The same pattern ran on Reddit, X and LinkedIn.

   Results

   • On Snapchat, about 3 million conversations in six months. On Instagram, 750.
   • 10,000+ Snapchat accounts and 5,000+ Instagram accounts running at one time, on one system.
   • 150 virtual assistants working in software I built, managed by me.
   • It ran from December 2024 to July 2026.

   Stack TypeScript, React 19, Vite, Express, MongoDB, Socket.IO, Browser extensions, AI, A phone farm

   The figures on this page are mine, from running it. They aren't audited.

4. The Scientific & General Agencies

   Aug 2026 to Sep 2026 · India

   An ERP where an invoice can't disagree with itself

   Through Horizon Beam. Wrote it on my own.

   I rebuilt the ERP a Jaipur lab chemicals distributor runs on, from the first lead to the ledger, in seven weeks.

   Results

   • Shipped: leads, deals, quotations, orders with partial dispatch, invoices per dispatch, payments and advances, a double entry ledger with GST and a Tally export, purchase requisitions, vendor POs, goods receipts with quality rejection, inventory, vendors, clients, tenders, tickets, attendance, reports, audit logs and notifications.
   • Every item the client raised went into an issue log and was checked against the running app.
   • An end to end browser suite maps one to one onto the acceptance checklist, so a failing test names the requirement that broke.

   Stack Next.js, TypeScript, MongoDB Atlas with transactions, Auth.js, React PDF, Zod, Vitest, Playwright, Vercel

5. Aurethia Education

   Aug 2026 to Oct 2026 · India

   An exam portal that runs two businesses on one question bank

   Through Horizon Beam. Wrote it.

   I built an exam practice portal for an institute in Jaipur and took it from spec to live in 47 days.

   Results

   • Live at prep.aurethiaeducation.com since September 2026, with work continuing into October 2026.

   Stack Next.js, React, MongoDB Atlas, Amazon S3, CloudFront, EC2, Razorpay, Stripe, Brevo

6. JewelPrep

   Jul 2026 to now · India

   From a production CAD file to a render ready ring

   Through AMG Dynamics. Built it.

   I built JewelPrep, a Rhino plugin that turns a manufacturer's production file into a render ready model. On a real production ring the full run takes about 35 seconds. By hand the job takes hours.

   Results

   • Checked against 99 hand labelled parts of that file, it sorted every metal piece, prong and support correctly, with no false positives.
   • With the first manufacturer's profile, the output sits a mean 0.021 mm from that manufacturer's own render file.
   • A designer beta went out in October 2026.

   Stack Rhino 8, Python, RhinoCommon, Cython

Every public project

Products

What I build

Leading the technology

Running a company's technology day to day as its CTO: the architecture, the code, hosting, deploys, staged rollouts and fixes.

AI products and agents

Agents that find buyers and draft every message for a person to approve, and a pipeline that takes a jeweller's sketch to a 3D model. AI agents, MCP servers, Claude API, OpenAI API, RAG with pgvector

3D and CAD for jewellery

Ring configurators and jewellery viewers that run in the browser, and CAD tools that turn production files into web ready models. three.js, WebGL, Rhino plugins, GLB, 3DM and STL

Identity checks and payments

Age and identity checks inside the shops people already run, and the billing and payments behind a product. Stripe, Razorpay, Cashfree, REST

Commerce

Shopify and Magento stores, and apps on the Shopify App Store. Shopify apps, themes and checkout, Magento with Hyvä, WooCommerce and WordPress, PrestaShop

ERPs and CRMs

The systems a business runs on every day: sales, dispatch, invoicing, purchasing, HR and tickets. Custom ERPs and CRMs, Worksuite, Next.js, MongoDB

Apps and SaaS

Web apps, mobile apps and SaaS, from an empty repo to people using it. React, Next.js, Electron, Chrome extensions, Expo and React Native

Every tool

Languages

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, PHP, SQL, HTML and CSS

Web

React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, Vite, Tailwind CSS, htmx, Jinja

APIs and services

Node.js, Express, FastAPI, Flask, tRPC, REST, GraphQL

Data

MongoDB, PostgreSQL with pgvector, Redis, Amazon S3, Drizzle

3D and CAD

three.js, WebGL, Rhino plugins, Open CASCADE, build123d, GLB, 3DM and STL

Commerce

Shopify apps, themes and checkout, Magento with Hyvä, WooCommerce and WordPress, PrestaShop, Framer

Payments

Stripe, Razorpay, Cashfree

Business systems

Custom ERPs and CRMs, ERPNext and Frappe, Worksuite

AI and automation

OpenAI API, Claude API, OpenRouter, MCP servers, RAG with pgvector, AI agents, Zapier, Make and n8n

Apps

Expo and React Native, Electron, Chrome extensions

Cloud

AWS, Google Cloud Run, DigitalOcean, Vercel, Netlify, PythonAnywhere

Ops and tests

Linux, nginx, Docker, Git and GitLab CI, Playwright, Vitest

Where it started

Arduino, Microcontrollers, Motor drivers and sensors, Bluetooth modules

Where it started

• 2014started building robots, at 8
• 2015first science fair
• 2015-09first line of code, at 9: a Python course
• 2016built an automatic farming machine
• 2016-09started offering my work in Facebook groups
• 2017-07a remote controlled car, a mobile control robot, touch plates and a sensor car
• 2018-02first national level science exhibition, at MNIT Jaipur: a density based traffic management system
• 2018UBO, the Umbrella Bot
• 2019LEGO robots for a robotics competition