Six years building products end to end — Flutter apps on both stores, React and Next.js on the web, APIs in Node, NestJS, .NET and Django, and LLM features that do something useful instead of demoing well. I pick the stack that fits the problem and take it all the way to production.
I'm a self-taught engineer from Dehradun. I started writing code because I wanted to build things people could actually download and use — that's still the whole point for me.
Mobile is where I've shipped the most: Flutter apps for food ordering, hotel booking, workplace collaboration and wellness, several of them live on both stores with real users and real support tickets. I own the whole path there — architecture and state management, offline storage, release pipelines, store review, and the bug reports that arrive afterwards.
But I've never wanted to be a one-framework developer. I write the services behind my apps in Node, NestJS and Express, and I've built with .NET and Django when the project or the team called for it. On the web I work in React, Next.js and TypeScript, and I'm comfortable in Angular and Vue when that's what's already there. Databases are whatever fits: MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Firebase.
Lately a lot of that work has AI in it — wiring LLM APIs into real product features, building retrieval over a client's own content so answers are grounded rather than invented, and using AI-assisted tooling to move faster without shipping code I don't understand.
These days I'm a senior software engineer at Primera Medical Technologies, working on healthcare software where correctness, access control and auditability matter more than moving fast. Before that I spent three years leading mobile and full-stack work at Caruvi Solutions, and the years before that freelancing for founders — which is where I learned that shipping on time usually beats shipping perfect.
Dehradun · Uttarakhand
B.Sc. Computer Science
HNB Garhwal University, Uttarakhand
Flutter Bootcamp
GDG London
CertificateHigher Secondary
GIC Ramashram, Jakholi
2025 — Present
CurrentPrimera Medical Technologies · India
Full-stack engineering on healthcare software, where correctness, access control and auditability set the bar rather than shipping speed.
Oct 2022 — 2025
Caruvi Solutions Pvt Ltd · Dehradun, India
Lead mobile developer on Zuloro, a four-app local super-app suite covering food ordering, hotels, local services and their partner consoles.
Mar 2021 — Sept 2022
LoadzPro · Remote
Built logistics apps connecting shippers with carriers — load posting, trip tracking and driver-side workflows.
Jan 2020 — Mar 2021
Independent · Remote
Delivered client apps across chat, video calling, commerce and wellness — usually as the only engineer on the project.
Ratings and install counts below come straight from the store listings. Two older client apps have since been delisted by their owners — they're here because the work was real, not because the link still is.
Local super-app
Order food, book a room, find the nearest anything.
The customer side of a local super-app. Users order from restaurants, book hotels and PGs, and discover nearby essentials — hospitals, ATMs, repair shops, petrol pumps — from a single home screen, with live order tracking and in-app payments.
My role — architecture, state management, payments, real-time tracking, releases.
Enterprise collaboration
A whole company's work in one app.
Workplace app for AVN bringing tasks, projects, team chat and analytics into one place. Built for daily use by whole organisations and shipped to both stores, including a QR-based device pairing flow for desktop sign-in.
My role — cross-platform build, real-time messaging, iOS + Android release.
Growth & wellness
Journaling, meditation and goals, with a community attached.
A personal-growth app built around daily habits: AI-assisted affirmations, a private journal, guided meditation, goal tracking, gratitude prompts and a social layer for finding activity partners. Released on both stores.
My role — app architecture, AI content integration, subscriptions, dual-store release.
The kitchen-side half of the ordering flow.
Restaurant partners accept and manage incoming orders, edit menus and pricing, run offers, and watch sales analytics — the other end of every order placed in the consumer app.
List rooms and answer enquiries without opening a laptop.
Lets hotel and PG owners publish listings, upload photos, keep availability current and handle booking enquiries from their phone.
Getting local businesses onto the map — literally.
Onboarding and management app for local service businesses: clinics, vehicle repair, salons and more, so they show up in Zuloro's nearby-services network with hours, contact and directions.
Real-time video chat, matched and moderated.
A global video-chat and messaging product: matching, one-to-one video calls, chat, gifting and moderation. Built for low-latency calls on ordinary mobile networks.
Take calls, get paid by the minute.
The agent side of a voice platform: agents go online, receive incoming calls, and see per-minute earnings, call history and payouts in real time.
Mobile is where I've shipped the most, but the work has never stopped there — services in four ecosystems, web apps in three frameworks, and AI features that have to hold up in production.
Already shipped: AI-assisted affirmations and guided content in Quellr, live on both stores.
I treat AI as another part of the stack, not a demo. That means LLM APIs wired into shipped product features, retrieval pipelines so answers are grounded in a client's own content instead of invented, and AI-assisted tooling in my daily loop — used to move faster, not to ship code I can't explain.
Eight apps on the stores, and counting
Four ecosystems, same discipline
Product UIs and admin dashboards
The parts nobody sees until they break
Used on side projects and smaller client work — happy to talk through exactly how far I've taken each one.
The kind of work I take on, and what you get when you hand it over.
Flutter apps for Android and iOS — architecture, state management, offline support, animation and performance work, right through to store submission and the releases that follow it.
Services in Node, NestJS, .NET or Django — whichever fits your team and the code you already have. Auth, third-party integrations, real-time channels and REST contracts that keep client and server honest with each other.
React and Next.js interfaces in TypeScript — product UIs, internal tools and admin dashboards that stay fast on real devices and work at every screen size. Comfortable picking up an existing Angular or Vue codebase too.
LLM integration that solves a real job in your product: assistants grounded in your own content with RAG, structured extraction, streaming responses, and honest guardrails around cost, latency and what the model gets wrong.
Tell me what you're making and where it's stuck — the form goes straight to my inbox and I usually reply within a day. Happy to talk through an idea before there's any commitment.
Based in India (IST, UTC+5:30) and used to working across European and US time zones — mornings and late evenings overlap comfortably with both.