What I've been building lately
Here's a look at some things I've built over the last couple of years. Real clients, real problems they needed solved, just real code.
Parento — kid safety app
Built this for a parent whose kid was spending 6 hours a day on YouTube Shorts. The app tracks location, blocks apps, and alerts parents when something feels off. React Native on mobile, Laravel for the backend API.
- Live GPS location updating every 30 seconds
- App blocking plus scheduled screen time limits
- Web filter that actually catches the bad stuff
EduSaaS — school management system
Multi-tenant SaaS for schools. Each school gets their own separate data, own subdomain, own admins. Handles fees, report cards, attendance — all that boring but essential school admin work.
- Multi-tenant setup (no data leaks between schools)
- Separate logins for students, parents, teachers
- Stripe integration for collecting fees
Dialmate
A communications platform. To be honest, this one’s still a work in progress — I built the MVP, and the client is iterating on it. Built it with Next.js because SEO was important for their landing page.
- SEO-friendly, static landing pages built in Next.js
- Simple CRM lead capture dashboard
- Real-time data streaming pipeline via Node.js backend
Team tracker for a small agency
Internal tool for a 15-person agency to keep track of who’s working on what. They used to do this in spreadsheets. Not anymore. Built it because the founder was literally wasting 3 hours a week on duplicate work.
- Role-based access (admin, manager, employee)
- Task assignments with deadlines and reminders
- Time tracking with weekly reports
E-commerce for a clothing brand
Custom shop for a Jaipur-based clothing brand. They came to me using Shopify, hated the monthly fees, and asked if I could build something they actually own. Finished in 5 weeks, and they’ve already made back twice what they paid.
- Headless React.js catalog browsing under 1s load
- PHP microservice handling shopping cart database
- Secure Stripe API integration for credit card transactions
Sales dashboard for a SaaS founder
Real-time metrics for a small SaaS — MRR, churn, active users, all of it. The founder used to pull data from 4 different places every Monday morning. Now he just opens one tab.
- Stripe subscription Webhook listener setup
- Chart.js interactive cohort analyses graphics
- Secured customer metrics table reports
Custom admin panel for a wholesale biz
Their old admin system was literally just a Google Sheet with 12 people editing it. Built them a proper one with role-based access, bulk operations, and a reporting module their accountant actually likes using.
- Role-based permissions limiting order approval functions
- Dynamic sheet layout for high volume data inputs
- Automated CSV export of invoice logs
Corporate site for a logistics company
First real client site I ever built. For a logistics company in Rajasthan. Plain HTML/CSS/JS, a contact form, services page — the whole works. They haven’t asked me to change anything since launch. That’s the best compliment a site can get.
- Semantic markup structure with fast mobile responsiveness
- In-browser volume/weight package freight calculator
- Secure PHP contact form input validations
Booking system for a dental clinic
The clinic was getting double-booked twice a week. Built them a proper booking system with a calendar, email reminders, and an admin dashboard. Now they only text me when something actually breaks.
- Interactive calendar for real-time slot selection
- Cron job script triggering automated email checks
- Doctor dashboard showing weekly clinic appointments
Inventory app for a kirana store chain
A family friend runs 3 kirana stores. He used to track stock on paper. I built him a simple web app early on, and he’s still using it. Sometimes the small projects are the most satisfying ones.
- Mobile-first PWA caching support for offline stock checking
- Restricted low stock item warning system dashboards
- Bulk upload tool parsing excel files directly
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