Frontend-heavy full-stack developer· Bengaluru, IN· Open to full-time & freelance
I build the client, the server and the data layer — React, Next.js, Node, Postgres and Mongo — and ship them as products. Six are live below.
I build the client, the server and the data layer as one product. I like code a reviewer can read in one sitting.
Own the frontend of zapigo.com: Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, TanStack Query, Zustand and React Aria, with Vitest + Playwright tests and Sentry monitoring. Built Personal Invites end to end — create and share a digital invitation in under 30 seconds — including its FastAPI + PostgreSQL backend.
Ran the company’s IT and hardware. Alongside that, built the company website with a custom booking engine end to end — React front, Node/Express API, MongoDB — taken through internal review, not deployed.
Backup and support engineer on an enterprise client account: monitored NetBackup jobs, handled incidents and restores, and worked to SLAs in a large operations team.
A travel agency’s booking site with an AI trip planner that only quotes the real catalogue — live seats, deposits, Razorpay (test mode), GST invoices, refunds and an owner desk that reads every chat.
Movie and concert tickets on a live seat map: tap a seat and it is held for ten minutes and greys out for everyone else — Redis holds, transactions, idempotent payments, QR tickets.
A landing-page editor two people use at the same time — live cursors, conflict-free merges, version history — then one click publishes it to its own subdomain.
A complete streetwear store — variants, inventory that cannot go negative, cart, orders, returns, admin — plus “drop a photo, shop the look” search on image embeddings.
Creators upload video courses; students buy or subscribe, resume where they left off, pass quizzes and earn a certificate — streaming, recurring billing, payouts, three-role access.
Customer, restaurant and rider apps on one order state machine — restaurants within a radius, live rider location on the customer’s map, role-checked transitions.
Real logos, years of real use, grouped by where each tool lives. Hover a pill.
Build. Ship. Repeat.
Code first, slides never — six products are live above, and every line of their code is on GitHub.
A role, a project, a question — a few lines is enough. I reply within a day, usually with questions of my own.