I bootstrapped a developer tool to customers in 49 countries, then sold it. Today I build products for clients — lately a run of government projects — and run a community for Muslim professionals.
I grew up in Delhi building telescopes, circuits, and renewable-energy projects from parts scavenged in scrap markets — long before I wrote a line of code. That same curiosity carried me from freelancing and engineering into bootstrapping a developer tool that found customers in 49 countries, and eventually a clean acquisition.
Today my work is split between building products for clients — my last few happened to be government projects — and growing a community of Muslim professionals. I care about craft, lasting relationships, and building things that hold up over time.
Curious and hands-on from an early age.
Built a 10× telescope, telegraph transmitter, DC generator, and more — funded by ₹10-a-day pocket money and parts from kabadiwalas and Chor Bazaar.
An IoT road-safety system, shown at India Gate and the India Habitat Centre — to the Transport Minister, SIAM, and Delhi Police. It later drew funding interest from Honda.
Began freelancing in web development and attending tech meetups.
Joined as a partner and tech lead alongside designer Amir Equbal — 18 months of building, and picking up design and international quality standards along the way.
Bootstrapped a browser extension for developers and designers, growing it to customers across 49 countries.
Married in May, and sold SuperDev Pro a few months later.
Growing the community while shipping client projects — lately a run of government products.
Whether it’s a product, a collaboration, or just a conversation about craft and community — I’d love to hear from you.