Apps I've actually built — not just talked about.
I design, build and run real products end‑to‑end, mostly solo, in Google AI Studio's Build Mode. No agency, no co‑founder — just an app, a domain, and real users on the other end.
Six products. Open any of them.
CrazyFares
Your personal saving meter for travel.
A full booking platform for flights, hotels and B2B travel packages, grown organically out of the XLRI community since May 2025 — with a Claude‑powered agent watching every flight in the background.
LocalSight Scout
One honest read of any place, in real time.
Fuses live transit, weather, air quality and nearby landmarks through a Gemini‑powered synthesis layer — so instead of five disagreeing apps, you get one clear picture of where you are.
Cubtrails
Safari booking that feels like a nature documentary.
A cinematic, dark‑aesthetic safari booking experience carrying real inventory across a large partner network — built to feel nothing like a standard travel form.
Fairloop
Structured interviews, without a human interviewer in the room.
A B2B SaaS interview platform for recruitment agencies, built on Gemini through Google AI Studio — currently at architecture v6, engineered to run a consistent, structured interview every time.
RailMate
Real rail answers, never a made‑up one.
A rail‑query agent built on the RailRadar API with a system prompt engineered around one rule: never invent an answer. It's built — the guardrails are what's still being hardened before it ships.
AI Simulator
Details to be confirmed.
This one's on the runway — full description coming once the build is further along.
Not yet publicBuilt around a full‑time job, not instead of one.
I'm Senior Manager, Lean Digital Transformation at Genpact, where I lead agentic AI initiatives during the day. Everything on this page happens around that — evenings, weekends, and a lot of Google AI Studio.
Before any of this, I ran a ₹100Cr+ production line at Schneider Electric as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. That's mostly why every product here ships with a system that catches its own mistakes, instead of just a nice interface.