Earth Stats
Web app, live
The planet, counted live. Population, energy, emissions and health ticking every second from open data, plus a quiz, country views and short launch films I made for social.
Energy engineer by training. Business at Meesho by day. Building toward a company of my own.
I like problems where the data is messy, the users are real and someone has to decide what to do next.
I grew up in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, and went to IIT Bombay to study energy. Somewhere between the labs and the hostel I found I liked building things even more than studying them. In my first year I taught myself full-stack development and hand-coded my first personal website, line by line, just to see if I could.
Then came Voom Cabs, a cab fare comparison startup that won a pre-incubation grant on campus, and a string of internships that pulled me toward business: the CEO's office at MCaffeine, growth advisory at Frost & Sullivan, credit automation at Evam Finance. I also ran internship outreach for my department through the Placement Office.
Today I work on content discovery and churn at Meesho, and at night I build things like Earth Stats and Godly. I also build small tools just for myself, like an agent that emails me the morning's energy news and an app that plans my money. The long game is a company of my own, ideally one that fixes something broken in how the world makes and uses energy.
Senior Associate, Business ManagementBuilt a review-ranking model that scores 115M+ reviews at 96% precision without an LLM, and automated the team's weekly metrics story.
2026 – nowBusiness Analyst InternBuilt a React and Python system that turns company reports into credit memos in minutes instead of hours.
2026Growth Advisory InternFound a $28M market gap by mapping 110+ firms. Left with a recommendation letter from the Principal Consultant.
2025CEO's Office, StrategyCut delivery time by 1.2 days and lifted inventory efficiency 42%. Left with a recommendation letter from the CEO.
2025Institute Internship CoordinatorLed my department to a 63% rise in internships, about one in twelve of all campus selections.
2024 – 25Energy is still the thing I'm most curious about.Move through the field
Four years of energy at IIT Bombay, and a habit of explaining it to anyone who'll listen.
The courses I loved most were the hands-on ones: designing real energy systems, testing renewables in the lab, and modelling how energy moves through a system. Alongside them I took entrepreneurship, design thinking, economics and energy policy, plus coursework in data science and machine learning.
Now I write about the newest energy research and technology on LinkedIn, in plain language for people who don't work in the field. It keeps me close to the problems I want to build around.
I also keep a research notebook on energy startups: accelerators around the world, robots that build solar farms, and how power gets to data centres.
* Hands on the keyboard, mostly. Some of it typed, some of it vibed, all of it shipped.
Web app, live
The planet, counted live. Population, energy, emissions and health ticking every second from open data, plus a quiz, country views and short launch films I made for social.
Web app, built in a day
A free email that brings you one sacred text every morning, from your own tradition. Six faiths, each with its own look.
Startup, founding team, 2025 – 26. Closed
One screen comparing fares and arrival times across India's cab apps. Won a pre-incubation grant from IIT Bombay's entrepreneurship school. We wound it down in 2026: the product depended on data the cab platforms don't openly share, and the policy and feasibility hurdles outweighed what we could build around them. The lesson I kept: check what your product depends on before you build on it.
React, 2023
My second-year site, hand-coded line by line. This one is its sequel.
My first money ever came from selling hip-hop beats on Fiverr, in high school.
Music came before everything else. I got my first guitar in class 7, and years later bought my first electric guitar with my first internship stipend.
I still produce in FL Studio. Hip-hop is where I started, but I make other styles too. The track below, Growing Apart, is one of them: I produced it with two artists, Paul Perges and Ipseity, working together entirely over Discord.
Paul Perges × Ipseity, produced by me. We made it together over Discord.
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Books about building, thinking and living well.Places so far
Building something in energy, or just want to talk? Write to me.
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