Created a beautiful website for LegalCook, a progressive law startup based out of Bangalore. The web app also has a web admin panel and dashboard so analytics can be viewed and changes can be made as well by editors.

Built several backend components and features, including ZohoCRM integration for data management, checkout integration, Expedia integration, a gifting module, and various other modules.

Developed a few components and features for their chat platform such as the global command palette, search, filtering, sorting, web app containerization, etc.

Coded web apps for TekSecur that helps their customers with DevSecOps. The product enables users to do one-click deployment of apps, improve pipeline performance and cost-optimize performance.

Developed a portfolio website using the shared designs for mobile, tablet and desktop screen sizes on Figma. Used that to build a pixel-perfect, Nuxt.js based client-side rendered (CSR) web application that deploys to Netlify from a headless git-backed CMS. So content can be added/updated using an administrative section without having a dedicated hosting for the app, making it very versatile to manage a portfolio without the additional overhead of having to purchase hosting that has a recurring annual charge. Developed a portfolio website using the shared designs for mobile, tablet and desktop screen sizes on Figma. Used that to build a pixel-perfect, Nuxt.js based client-side rendered (CSR) web application that deploys to Netlify from a headless git-backed CMS. So content can be added/updated using an administrative section without having a dedicated hosting for the app, making it very versatile to manage a portfolio without the additional overhead of having to purchase hosting that has a recurring annual charge. Additionally, added a Planner page with a dynamically generated QR code so people could purchase the planner.

Built incremental features to the Foodiverse Android app, specifically a QR scanner that enables quick tagging of food items for their AirKitchens app.

Built the API catalog module for Itorix web app that enables their customers to create APIs and also run them directly using a runner.

Made an app that allows farmers to plan and improve productivity in agriculture leading to higher crop yields. It provides meteorological information and advise from experts through different stages of crop development to achieve this. The app is powered by a powerful backend and REST API as well. The entire web and android app was made by me from scratch.

Made a fun app that gamifies golf to a contest between people. The app has 3 modes: Band mode which allows players to choose the target band, and a call the shot/virtuoso mode where they can set their own target or the app suggests a target respectively that’s more suitable for professional golfers.

Building an Android app for an established travel booking company. Details will be disclosed post-project completion if bragging/publicity rights are retained by me. Incremental work over an existing travel app by an established travel booking organization. The work will encompass API creation over their existing platform and link it with the Android app project which is to be built by me.

Built both the Android And Web app from the ground up. Wrote a RESTful API in the web application for the Android app to consume. The app basically allows restaurants to take feedback from their customers and gives analytics and insights into the restaurant's performance. The app is localized so that local restaurants can easily use it. Built a robust web backend app with multi-user hierarchy so restaurant owners, sales executive, outlet managers, etc. can log in and manage their restaurant feedbacks and view statistics and insights on how they're performing and what their customers think about them. Wrote a pragmatic RESTful API so that I could integrate the Android app (which was also built by me) to this as well.

Developed a powerful, stunning and easy to use website for Floyd Inc., based on the same design as an earlier client project as it's related to that client and they wanted it that way.

X0PA AI is a Singapore-based data analytics startup which contacted me after their team couldn't solve a problem for over a week. A colleague from my alma mater recommended me and when I got the task, I solved it for them in under 2 hours. They then asked for a demo for parallel processing of R scripts for their attrition and retention predictor and then later asked to build ReactJS components to improve the same. I was offered a full-time remote employee role but didn't take it due to disagreements with the contract agreement.

Designed a prototype, got a sign off from client, and then developed a powerful and stunning website for Blue Horn Inc. to showcase their company and gallery.

Worked on a web app that apparently was the scholarship program to a platform called UpGrad run by Ronnie Screwvala. Got the project through a group called Indiez and left it due to delayed payments. The group also gave a reduced payment to what they agreed to make even though I made the milestone perfectly, delivered on time, and the client gave a full rating for the work. Their excuse was that "I wasn't communicating often" even though I replied to each of their questions immediately. So I left and dropped the project. This is the same group whom I did the Yahavi project with (see timeline) and they failed to make timely payments then too. The link contains the partial version I developed with placeholders.

A dynamic form management app that lets you to quickly apply to various services.

A finance management app that lets you input your financial data to get information about your financial health which includes your months to survive, insurance required and many more cool features.

Built the native Android app as per the designs provided by the Indiez team. This project got stalled after a few milestones due to some financial constraints from the client's end. All payments were delayed and their excuse was that this was a "legacy client".

Built a custom eCommerce platform for a company named CakesOnWheels that's a business trademark of eMandate Management Services located in Bangalore. The web app enables users to purchase a wide variety of cakes as well as addons such as roses, chocolate boxes, etc. I built a powerful backend that allows the client to add and manage the cakes and addons on his own. Sms and payment gateway integration was done as well.

"explore highways like never before". I built the frontend (front website) and backend (visible to logged in users) and also exposed a REST-based API so that the Android app can communicate with this DB. Some features include user management section, permission architecture, short URL management section, a custom map feature by which the authorized users can easily manage the establishments from map itself. highway delite wants to be your one point app for your road trip / highway journey/ bike rides / weekend getaway/ tour and travel through roads on Indian highways. I built the entire app for a client.

I built the entire frontend and backend for Sky Properties Team for their business. It has some really nice user management features with a permissions architecture, a web analytics dashboard, editable sections and many more features.

Build a stunning website for an upcoming kollywood actor named Jega who made the movies Gnana Kirukkan and R23 Criminals Diary.

An Android app that was to be internally used by a Bangalore-based real estate startup. The day I moved to Bangalore, I had already set up a meet with the founder of “The House Monk” (known as Cozee Homes now) who found me through Quora. Fortunately, I had the skills that they were looking for in an Android developer—a programmer working with reactive extensions for Android (RxAndroid).

Built a clean, multi-lingual, and simple-to-use web app for a group of doctors who specialize in urology. However, I abandoned the project as the client was too unresponsive.

It is a highly secure online repository to keep medical records. Medical records could be X-ray, MRI, CT scans, history of medicines prescribed, patient details or even medical instruments used in surgery and diagnosis. These are generalised as a "prop" which is associated with a prop ID. Regardless of what kind it is, a simple QR code can be used to identify these props using the ID. The code can even be stuck on the actual prop in the form of QR sticker. Depending on what prop is chosen, appropriate data is fetched and displayed correctly on the app. Using such a general pattern is useful as it helps determine what kind of action must be taken and what sort of data can be displayed. And since the database is globally accessible the doctor can access the data from anywhere in the world. Since all mobile phone, these days are equipped with a camera they can read these QR codes and get the details.

Build a beautiful website for my uncle for his business (called "SK Hollow Blocks") of selling construction supplies.