Mobile experiences crafted with intention.
A decade of following one thread
A job portal built to connect Nepal's job seekers with employers without the clutter of legacy hiring platforms — clean listings, fast applications, and a dashboard employers actually enjoy using.
An eLearning experience where AI adapts pacing and content to the learner, not the other way around — course delivery, progress tracking, and personalized recommendations in one mobile app.
The operational backbone for Kontract InfoTech's logistics arm — live fleet visibility, dispatch coordination, and delivery tracking built to hold up under real daily load.
A courier app for riders and customers alike — parcel booking, live rider tracking, and proof-of-delivery, designed to feel instant even on inconsistent mobile networks.
A minimal, distraction-free login theme for LightDM — proof that a login screen can be quiet and considered instead of an afterthought, shared with the Linux community.
A custom Firefox theme built for long focus sessions — muted tones, high contrast where it matters, and none where it doesn't. Small software, made with the same care as the big apps.
Took on CTO responsibilities — owning technical direction, architecture decisions, and the engineering roadmap.
Led the Flutter migration across core products, consolidating multiple codebases into a single, maintainable mobile stack.
Shipped Kontract Logistics and ParcelMoover from architecture through production deployment.
Owns UI/UX design decisions end to end, treating interface work as inseparable from engineering.
Built and released production mobile apps, published live on the Google Play Store and App Store.
Worked across the full stack of mobile delivery — from UI implementation to backend integration.
Developed a habit for production discipline — the code that ships is judged differently than the code that demos well.
Outside of shipping apps, I run a small private ecosystem — self-hosted, automated, and mine. Every node below is a service I run, own, and maintain myself. No third party sees my photos, passwords, or files.