The longer story.

Creating digital experiences for humans has been the thread through my work for years. Early on, that meant websites and visual design for freelance clients. I also co-founded HeroApp, working across product design and development. Engineering became my foundation, but I was interested in what people experienced as much as how it was built.

At Zenduty, I grew from an intern into an engineering role, contributing across the mobile app, web experiences, and internal products. At Swiggy, I worked on Pyng’s seller onboarding, self-service tools, and mobile updates. Today, I’m a founding engineer at Quivly, working with the team on AI-powered products for post-sales teams. Each chapter has brought a different part of the product into view.

AI gives me more room to take an idea further. I build with agents, and I build the tools around them: deciding how work is divided, how results are checked, and when a person needs to step in. Away from the day job, projects like OpenKVM and ctxr let me follow practical questions of my own, from making two Macs share a keyboard to making a video useful to an agent. I want a hand in the first question, the product decisions, and the details that make the result worth using.