Mind and data. The two things that matter.

I'm a 13-year-old founder from India. I take a product from the first idea to the day it ships, and I work across the whole stack to get there: the backend, the frontend, the infrastructure, and the AI underneath.

Most of my time goes into my own products and the startups around them. I've also worked in my family's real estate, car finance, and digital marketing businesses, where I make the videos and creatives, build the websites, and run the Meta and Google ad campaigns for clients. I build in public, so people can watch the work as it happens.

I built the foundation first. Fundamentals, concepts, and a way of thinking. I spent that time learning how to reason from first principles, how a business actually makes money, how markets move, and the psychology that makes marketing work. I took AI and the technology under it apart until I understood it. And I learned to plan long, and to hold a strategy past the point where it stops feeling exciting. The products came after. They were easier because of it.

My core is AI and agentic systems. I design multi-agent setups, build on the Model Context Protocol, do a lot of prompt engineering and computer-use work, and build with language and vision models across most of the major providers. Around that, I'm full-stack. Python, the JavaScript and TypeScript world, React, Next.js, and Flutter up front, with backend services, APIs, databases, and vector search behind them.

I design the systems the products run on. That's the pipelines, the cloud infrastructure, the deployment, and the local-first setups where everything runs on your own machine. I'm comfortable closer to the metal too, in Windows internals and security, and in how latency and hardware set the ceiling on what an app can do. The media is mine as well. I shoot the video, cut the motion graphics, and handle the design and SEO.

I build as a founder as much as an engineer. I pay attention to unit economics, how a product earns, what it costs to bring in a user, and what that user is worth over time. I follow how startups raise money and get valued from the earliest rounds onward, and I keep a close read on where Indian startups are heading. Most of that comes from doing the work: running campaigns, building for clients, and spending time around founders and investors rather than reading about them.

I spend most of my time in India's builder and startup world. At the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in Bharat Mandapam, I talked with founders from hundreds of Indian and international startups, and with around 50 international delegates from the UK, France, Japan, Italy, Germany, and Serbia. I also went to Startup Mahakumbh, the UP International Trade Show, and the national Skill India competition.

Along the way I've met delegates from Meta, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and NVIDIA. I've met Ansh Mehra, founder of The Cutting Edge School, and Jaiwardhan Tyagi, founder of Neurapex AI, from Shark Tank India. And I've met Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who holds Railways, Information & Broadcasting, and Electronics & IT.

Some of the founders, researchers, and policymakers I've connected with:

• · Founders of ONESTRUCTION, a Tottori-based Japanese startup building openBIM and AI tooling for the construction industry.
• · The team at Prisme.ai, a French enterprise platform for sovereign, governed agentic AI.
• · Dr Susan Oman, who leads work on AI and inequality at the University of Sheffield's Centre for Machine Intelligence.
• · Elise Tassin of Positive AI, the French non-profit behind a responsible-AI label, founded by Orange, L'Oréal, BCG X, and Malakoff Humanis.
• · The team at Apolitical, the global learning platform for public servants, with AI programmes backed by Google.org.
• · Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary (Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, and Education), who runs the Skill India programme.

I kept a strong academic record before my work took over. I was preparing for IIT-JEE earlier on, won gold in the SOF Mathematics Olympiad in both Class 7 and Class 8, topped my school, and placed AIR 82 in ResoSTART.

I'm mostly self-taught, and I learn fastest by pulling something apart to see how it works. I want to know why things run the way they do, which is what pulls me into markets, society, politics, and the psychology behind marketing. When I'm not building, I read, mess with puzzles and mechanical things, and experiment with food. Cars and engineering hold my attention, and so do the subjects I keep circling back to: tech and business, startups and innovation, AI, economics and finance, venture capital, geopolitics, and the case studies behind all of it.