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Your MVP, live in three weeks.Designed and built by one developer.

I’m Vishal. I design and build web products for founders and small teams. You work with me directly, from the first call to launch day.

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Warehouse dashboard built for The Affordable Organic Store, showing orders by state on a map of IndiaAI phone case designer on The Prompt Case
Warehouse system for The Affordable Organic Store, and the AI case designer on The Prompt Case.Both designed and built by me.

Trusted by 25+ founders and teams, from online stores to tech publications.

  • Community Homestay
  • Meliorissm
  • Gadgetbyte Nepal
  • Detoxamin
  • Indyvarna
  • EmpowHer
  • Gudgoodie
  • The Affordable Organic Store
  • Mizi
  • Quantaleap

Selected work.Stores, platforms, tools and SaaS.

I still maintain several of these. Others are now looked after by the client’s own team, so their live sites may look different from these screenshots.

The Affordable Organic Store screenshot

Warehouse and shipping system

The Affordable Organic Store

The internal system behind three Shopify stores that share one warehouse. Staff pick and check orders, compare rates across 16 courier platforms, print labels and track every parcel. Stock syncs back to Shopify, and AI checks the packing photos for plant orders every hour.

“We have been working with Vishal for more than 3 years. Anytime we have a site issue, we can call him and he solves it very quickly.”

Shivam GuptaFounder, The Affordable Organic Store
Built with
Next.js, PostgreSQL, Shopify Admin API, Axiom
Live site
Private, runs behind a login
GadgetByte Nepal screenshot

Tech news and gadget prices

GadgetByte Nepal

A new website for a tech publication in Kathmandu. Readers look up prices and specs for gadgets sold in Nepal and compare up to three side by side. They can also take blind camera tests and read news and reviews. Pages are server-rendered and cached, so product pages with long spec sheets still load quickly.

“Our Google Core Web Vitals score skyrocketed thanks to his expertise.”

Yural MaskeyFounder, Gadgetbyte Nepal
Built with
Next.js, TanStack Query, Tailwind CSS
Community Homestay Nepal screenshot

Booking platform

Community Homestay Nepal

An Airbnb-style platform for booking homestays, experiences and packages. Travellers search on an interactive map, sign in and book, and the team manages every listing from a custom dashboard.

“His ability to solve problems efficiently and meet deadlines was impressive, making the project run smoothly and on time.”

Manoj MalakarFounder, Quark Infotech
Built with
Next.js

Why one person

For more than three years I’ve built online stores, booking platforms, warehouse systems and SaaS products for founders.The person on your first call designs the screens, writes the code and is still the one you message after launch.

Products shipped
30+
Clients
25+
Years building
3+
Typical MVP
2–3 weeks

How an MVP runs.Three weeks, four steps.

  1. 01Before we start

    Scope

    We agree on the flows your first users need. You get a written scope, timeline and price before any work begins.

  2. 02Week 1

    Design

    I design the screens your users will touch. You review them and sign off before I write any code.

  3. 03Week 2

    Build

    I build sign-up, the database and the core features on a stack your team can keep extending. You see working progress as it lands.

  4. 04Week 3

    Launch

    I connect payments and analytics and put the product live. You own the code and every account, and I fix bugs free for 30 days.

Building something bigger? Full product builds follow the same steps over one to three months, with a working demo at every milestone.

In their words.Founders I’ve built for.

“Even after the handover, he has been consistently available and prompt in resolving any issues that have come up.”

Poonam AgarwalFounder, Gudgoodie

“He migrated my website to dedicated hosting, optimized it for faster loading times, and achieved terrific results. The site now loads in just 1 second!”

Shivang SarawagiFounder, Learn Software Architecture

“He patiently addressed all my questions related to technology and the processes. He was prompt in making all the necessary changes as soon as we discussed them.”

Anuja GoelFounder, earthsongs

“Vishal was very patient and professional to help us all through and develop a good website for us.”

GopalDirector, Centre for Environment Concerns

Pricing.Agreed before any work starts.

You get the scope, timeline and price in writing before I start, and the price holds unless the scope changes. Both options include a 30-day bug-fix window after handover.

Functional MVP

2–3 weeks

For founders putting a working product in front of real users.

$3,000+

Starting price, final quote after scoping

  • Design and development, both by me
  • Frontend, backend and database
  • Sign-up, login and user roles
  • Payments and analytics when needed
  • Integrations with the APIs you rely on
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Full product build

1–3 months

For products that need more screens, more data and heavy daily use.

$6,000+

Starting price, final quote after scoping

  • Everything in the MVP, scaled to your roadmap
  • More features and more complex data
  • Hardened for real traffic and daily operations
  • A working demo at every milestone
  • Handoff docs so your team can keep shipping
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Questions.Answered plainly.

How long does a project take?

A validation landing page is often under a week. A functional MVP is typically 2–3 weeks once scope is locked. A full product build, with more modules, depth and polish, usually runs 1–3 months. You get a written timeline after we agree on scope.

What’s the difference between the MVP and a full product build?

The MVP is a tight first version with the core flows, accounts, database and the integrations you need to test with users. Choose the full product build when you need more features, internal tools for your team, or a product ready for heavy daily use. Both use the same stack and the same process. The difference is scope and calendar time.

Who do you work with, and where are clients based?

Mostly early-stage founders, including pre-revenue, and lean teams that already have users and need the next release done right. I work remotely, so it doesn’t matter where you’re based, and English is the working language.

How can you ship faster than a traditional agency?

One person owns the product and the code, so nothing waits on a handoff between a designer and a developer. I also use AI-assisted development to write and review code faster.

Do you handle both design and development?

Yes, I run the whole process. For MVPs we aim for clean, usable design that supports validation. For full product builds, the design goes as deep as the scope needs, and you still have one person accountable from start to finish.

What tech stack do you use?

Usually Next.js or Astro on the frontend, with backends on Next.js, Cloudflare Workers, or Hono with Bun. For data I use PostgreSQL or Cloudflare D1, and I add monitoring and analytics where the product needs them.

Do you offer post-launch support?

Yes. Every project includes a 30-day bug-fix window after handover. New features and bigger changes are scoped as follow-on work, and many clients keep building with me after launch.

Can I customize the package?

Yes. The two tiers are starting points. Book a call and walk me through your product. We’ll agree on a scope, timeline and quote that fits, whether that’s an MVP, a full build or a phased plan.