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 — prototype

A 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.app

Service Bill

2026 — ongoing

A 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 — ongoing

A 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

2025

An admin panel plus a React Native mobile app with geofencing for delivery staff, inventory and pricing tracking, and bill generation.

Chithram

2024

A small experiment with SvelteKit and GSAP, just to try out some animation and transitions.

P2P Chat

2024

Built 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.

github

Things 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

now — ~10 mo

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.

2024 – 2025

Freelance Developer — websites and small web apps for local businesses, one client at a time.

2024

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.