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Start a project, or ask whether it is worth building
One engineer reads every message, so a description of the actual problem gets a more useful reply than a brief written to sound impressive. Submitting the form below sends it straight through; email is there too if you would rather send it yourself.
- surajk86808@gmail.com
- Based in
- Bengaluru, India
- Working hours
- IST (UTC+5:30)
- Availability
- Taking new engagements
Project enquiry
Required fields are marked. Everything else helps, but a rough description is enough to get a useful first reply.
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- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Time zone
- IST (UTC+5:30)
- Engagements
- Remote engagements with founders, product teams and agencies
- Availability
- Taking new engagements
Technical reviewers
The technical previews on the case studies — module structure, data models, interface contracts and annotated excerpts — open with one shared keyword. Ask for it and say what you are evaluating; it comes back by email, usually the same day. For private client work, a walkthrough is the better option, since the source itself stays with the client.
What helps most in a first message
- The process as it runs today, including the spreadsheet or inbox it currently lives in.
- Who touches it, and which of them would use the new system daily.
- Whether there is an existing product this has to fit into, and what it is built with.
- A deadline, if one exists, and what happens if it moves.
Before you write
Four things worth knowing first
- What happens after you send it
- A reply within one working day, either with questions or with a straight answer on fit. If the project is not something I should take, that gets said in the first reply rather than after a call.
- What a proposal contains
- Scope, a data model sketch, the technical approach, a timeline and a price — in writing, before anything is built. If the honest answer is that a smaller build or an off-the-shelf tool would serve you better, that is in there too.
- If you only need a second opinion
- That is a legitimate request and it does not need to become a build. A short paid review of an approach, a data model or an AI feasibility question is a normal way to start.
- Confidentiality
- An NDA is standard and I will sign yours. Client names are omitted from this site wherever the client asked for that, which is why several case studies describe the work without naming who it was for.