Delhi NCR, India
Founder · Data Science & AI at Masters' Union
I build AI systems that take work off people's hands: agentic automation for businesses that still run on manual effort. Two ventures so far, and a habit of shipping since I was twelve.
01 / About
I'm a founder and a first-year Data Science & AI student at Masters' Union. Most of my time goes to Smildly AI, where we build custom automation (CRMs, AI receptionists, workflow agents) for businesses drowning in manual admin. I also co-founded Workfloor AI, which does the same for SMEs globally, and I'm building the direct-to-consumer product at AceCard.
I started coding in grade 4, trying to work out what was happening behind the screen. That curiosity turned into a habit: a book published at twelve, apps on the Play Store through school, a generative chatbot built on IBM Watson because I wanted to know how conversational systems actually worked. The through-line is that I'd rather make the thing than read about it.
Right now I'm most interested in agentic AI, systems that don't just answer but act, and in economic systems anchored to physical constraints rather than abstraction, which is what Joule is about. Away from all of it I've played chess for six years, mostly for the way an opening decides a game forty moves later, and I compete in artistic yoga. I also teach with FreePathshala, where the students are children of labour workers.
02 / Work
Co-founded. An AI automation agency working with SMEs globally. We start with a free workflow audit, then design and deploy custom agents for data entry, invoicing, inventory, and client communication, wired into the tools clients already use, from spreadsheets to WhatsApp. Audit, pilot, measure, scale.
Founded. We build bespoke automation for growing businesses: custom CRM and ERP systems, an AI receptionist that handles calls and qualifies leads around the clock, websites with integrated booking and SEO, and workflow agents that remove manual admin entirely. Not templates. Every implementation is built around how the client actually operates.
The company I want to build. Always-on appliances like fridges and air conditioners burn power continuously and return nothing to their owner, while digital currencies float free of physical reality. Joule embeds a low-power verification layer into consumer electronics so value accrues in proportion to verified device runtime, anchored to physics (time, energy flow, thermal stability) rather than abstract computation. That makes issuance non-speculative, hard to fake, and naturally distributed. It leans on operation that already happens rather than rewarding waste, and reclaiming device heat to run the verification layer itself points toward near-zero added overhead. Just as Brave built a market around attention without increasing screen time, Joule builds one around device operation without increasing energy use. I cold-emailed Narayana Murthy, Ankur Warikoo, and Deepak Padaki to pressure-test it; their feedback pushed me toward an MVP I could measure unit economics on rather than a whitepaper.
Built solo, and in use every day. An event registration and check-in tool for organizers who want people through the door without the overhead. Set a cap, a price, and a date, then share one public link; attendees register, pay, and get a unique QR ticket. At the door a phone camera scans it, marks them present, and won't let the same ticket through twice. Mobile-first and deliberately narrow: register, pay, scan, nothing else.
An app for tracking mental well-being: surfacing red flags early and routing people toward the right support. Selected for mentoring, where I was coached on structured thinking and turning a concept into something people could actually use.
A mystery novel, co-written with Siddhant Sharma and published when I was twelve. Set in the village of Little Dorset, where teenagers keep vanishing and the crystal ball in the local magic store is the last thing any of them touched. It's the earliest thing I finished, and the reason I know I can sit with something long past the point where it stops being fun. Available through the publisher and on Google Books.
Built during COVID as a digital stand-in for in-person kitty parties: in-app transaction tracking, points earned per transaction, shared payments split between members, and group games for the social half. I led design and development end to end, working on system logic and edge cases rather than screens. Published to the Play Store.
A savings app aimed at kids, built to make putting small amounts aside feel like a habit rather than a chore.
A conversational agent built on IBM Watson Conversation, focused on intelligent response systems. My first real look at how conversational AI is put together under the hood.
03 / Experience
Global
India
04 / Education
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence (DSAI) · First year
Senior Secondary (Class XI–XII), CBSE
Science: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
Class IV–X, CBSE
Selected for a two-month mentorship under a senior developer at WhiteHat Jr; shipped a fully functional independent application.
Ranked in the top 95th percentile of applicants. Showcased a working application to teams from Google and Waymo in San Francisco.
Hybrid Cloud, AI Ethics, Generative AI Chatbot development, and Open-Source Technologies.
Modern physics and advanced scientific concepts.
Workshop on research skills for higher education.
Competed through to School Games Federation of India (SGFI) level.
05 / Contact
Whether you want to automate something painful, talk about agentic AI, or just compare notes on building things, I'm easy to reach. Email is fastest.