13+ years across AI, data, and cross-domain platforms — with 30% recurring revenue growth, 120% order growth, and 20% faster time-to-market to show for it.
I've been the developer who built the dashboard, the PM who shipped the AI feature, and the advisor who turned a client's messiest process into a repeatable revenue stream. Different domains, same instinct: find the fuzzy problem, ship the focused fix.
In Marathi, there's a word for someone able in every direction — ashtapailu. Eight-sided. It's the idea behind everything below.
Engineering to consulting to product — each stop added a direction.
Started in code: Java and JavaScript data-mining tools that matched customer intent to the right product offer.
Shipped pixel-perfect single-page apps for clients, learning that the last 5% of UX detail is where trust is won.
Built KPI dashboards for 10+ departments and led agile teams through messy, cross-functional process work.
Sat with customers daily and turned their friction into a prioritised product backlog engineering could act on.
Owned a dual-sided SaaS learning platform end-to-end and shipped an AI recommendation engine on a multi-tenant data model.
Turned legacy obsolescence maintenance — the messiest process in the business — into a repeatable recurring-revenue service pillar.
The strategy work above is real, but I've never stopped building. Moms Corner is a one-stop hub for busy moms — and like everything else here, it's built around eight. Eight tools, one center: FamSync, the family calendar everything else feeds into.
It started with SkillSpark — screen-free activity ideas matched to a child's age and skill goal. FridgeChef came out of standing in my own kitchen, tired, photographing a shelf to work out dinner. Both were solving the same thing from two angles: handing a busy mom one less decision.
The whole system, laid out honestly: SkillSpark and FridgeChef are live and clickable today; the rest are in development.
The family calendar everything else feeds into.
AI activity ideas
School-side support
Dishes from what you have
The week's meals, planned
Shared shopping list
Medicine tracking
Who does what
Moments worth keeping
Two spokes are live today. The other six are in development — shown here so the whole system is visible, not to imply it's finished.
Ashtapailu isn't just a nice word — it's how I actually work. Thirteen years across engineering, data, and product didn't happen by specializing narrowly; it happened by staying able in a lot of directions at once. Moms Corner is the same idea, built into software: eight tools, one center, nothing siloed.
I'm always up for a conversation about AI products, 0→1 discovery, or building teams that ship things people love.