Software that ships. Apps, sites and tools, built in-house.

A food-delivery app for Armoor and Nirmal in Telangana: browse local restaurants, order, follow the delivery and pay in cash or from the Get Eazy wallet, with loyalty points and referral rewards.

• Took the rebuilt app from development builds to live on Google Play on the existing Get Eazy listing, then kept a cadence of tested release drops with an over-the-air update prompt.
• Real phone OTP login through Supabase Auth with self-registration, push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging, and SIM phone-number auto-fill through a small native module.
• Rebuilt food search on a BM25 engine after testers saw pizzas under "burger", tracing it to combined restaurant categories leaking cuisine into dish text.
• Imported customers from the 2021 to 2025 app into production, and opened the iOS line: working EAS cloud builds, App Store records and review demo logins for all three apps.

The delivery partners' app for Get Eazy: sign in with a one-time code on WhatsApp, accept assigned orders, follow pickup and drop, collect cash on delivery, and track earnings, incentives and settlements.

• Took the app live on Google Play, clearing review rejections, with a rider-mascot icon and splash and the full store creative set.
• QA pass and animated splash to match the customer app, and a fix for calling and messaging customers on Android 11 and later, where package visibility blocked the links.
• Release drops 1.6.0 to 1.10.0 in July through a local EAS build pipeline, each with a smoke run and what's-new notes.
• iOS build, App Store record, screenshots and a review demo login, alongside the other two apps.

An internal tool that turns textbook and syllabus PDFs and HTML into topic trees, study guides and narrated slide decks for iBlib's curriculum. iBlib's content team uses it on a production server.

• Turned slide decks into narrated lessons: each point gets its own voiceover in English or Hinglish, the player highlights the part being read, and an optional lip-sync teacher video can play alongside.
• Moved deck generation onto a background job queue in Postgres that resumes from saved progress, reclaims crashed jobs with liveness checks and fencing so two workers never write the same deck, and shows an ETA.
• Built Content Studio: any document can be dropped in and two pathways run side by side, library only and library plus the document. Every section must come from the source material, gaps are marked rather than filled, and results export to Word, PDF or Markdown.
• Content in three depths, public share links for content and slides, and a link map showing how the curated syllabus tree lines up with the generated topic tree.

A lead CRM for GradePlus's calling team: scanned, handwritten student information sheets become leads that callers work through, and a second app, CRM2, does the same for household survey forms.

• Admins upload scanned sheets as PDFs; Gemini reads each page and turns every row into a lead with name, class, phone, school and career choice, linked back to its page in the source PDF.
• Callers work the leads assigned to them, log each call's outcome and book callbacks, with a dashboard of leads by status and the day's callbacks.
• Duplicate detection groups leads by phone, optionally with name or class, and uploads can skip numbers already on file.
• CRM2 reads rotated pages and tick-box answers from survey images; both apps sign in through iBlib accounts with admin and caller roles.

The website for a Calgary studio that does wedding, property and content shoots, runs social and ads, and builds websites and apps. A one-page story of the work, with the studio's own admin behind it.

• An admin for the studio's own team: projects with video and case-study fields, leads from the contact form, and site content, all on Firestore.
• SEO built in from the start: service pages with internal linking, structured data, sitemap and Search Console wiring.
• Video work cards that play on hover and open in a modal, with reduced-motion and accessibility passes before handover.

A one-page website for a 24-hour cab business in Patiala, Punjab, covering local, outstation, airport and hill-station trips, where visitors book in one tap by phone or WhatsApp.

• Built for local search: schema.org TaxiService, Organization and WebSite data, geo meta tags, Open Graph and Twitter cards, a sitemap with image entries and Search Console verification.
• Phone first, with a sticky call button and a floating WhatsApp button for one-tap booking.
• Services, a fleet carousel, reviews, service areas and routes, FAQs and an embedded map, with all copy in one content file so it is easy to update.
• Security headers and long-lived caching for images and assets set in the Vercel config.

A family-caregiving app for the US market. Relatives caring for an aging parent share one place for tasks, medications, doctor's visits, symptom logs and family updates, with an assistant that takes instructions by voice or chat.

• Shared care tasks with owners and due dates, a family feed, and a daily view of what needs attention.
• Health tracking: symptom trends over time, dose logs and medication changes, and visit summaries turned into next steps.
• Built in React Native and Expo on a Python FastAPI backend, with Firebase for auth and push.

A school-management app for a Florida school that supports children with special needs. Administrators, teachers and parents each get their own view of students, notes, media and messages.

• Role-based dashboards for administrators, teachers and parents from one codebase.
• The school day in the app: teacher check-in and check-out, parent drop-off and pick-up, and each child's assessment records.
• Realtime chat between parents and teachers on Firebase, with push notifications.
• Note approvals, a class media feed, student records and skill-based task tracking.

A coupon app that brought shoppers into offline fashion stores, with an app for store owners, a website, and a CRM and admin portal for the team behind it.

• Three products on one Node.js and TypeScript backend: the shopper app, Offingo Business for store owners to manage listings and coupons, and offingo.com in Next.js.
• An internal CRM in React and Node.js, used daily by the marketing and backend teams.
• A coupon system covering promotion setup, issuance and redemption tracking.
• Server operations for deployments and uptime on AWS.

The app that put fashion stores on Offingo. Owners showcase their ongoing sales, create their own discount coupons, answer shoppers' product enquiries in real time, and add staff to help run the store's page.

• A store dashboard with offers, coupons, products, reels and views at a glance, and coupons redeemed by scanning a shopper's QR code.
• Coupons the store creates at no cost, with validity windows, redemption tracking and the final bill worked out at the counter.
• Live enquiries from shoppers looking for a specific product, answered as available or not, plus product listings, sales and store reels.

An appreciation and rewards platform. People and companies send "Carrots" to thank someone, and Carrots are redeemed in a store for gift cards, OTT subscriptions and offers. Businesses used it to reward staff against sales targets and to keep customers coming back.

• Transfers by email, phone number or QR code, with unclaimed Carrots returned after a week, and a store to redeem them.
• A business dashboard: add employees, assign, approve and extend sales targets paid in Carrots, credit the whole team at once, and create offers and coupons for customers.
• An admin panel for the operator: companies and individuals, store products and buy requests, the platform's Carrot supply, referral rewards and limits, support sessions and analytics.