I solve complex problems with simple stories.

I am a design engineer. The last product I led design on at Innovaccer crossed $11M ARR within 8 months of launch. My own products, I build myself.

I led design on Innovaccer's AI platform

Hospital front desk and admin staff build their own AI tools on it, without writing code. Its design vision went on stage at Xccelerate 2026.

The sales team's verdict: nothing gets sold without the Copilot.

Hospital data used to take six months to load

We brought it down to a day for some sources; two weeks is the usual. I designed for it from 2021 to 2025, the last two years on Data Studio itself.

The least glamorous problem in healthcare: making data from a hundred hospital systems behave like one.

69 small games that teach what schools skip

Games about feelings, bodies, relationships and rights, for ages 3 to parenthood. 33,713 scenarios, live right now; I built it solo in 11 days.

Made for an NGO that teaches kids gender equality; no scores, no failure, no lectures.

Billing and inventory software for my dad's medicine shop

I am building it myself, and it ships only when Dad approves. Try it on dummy data with a Gmail login.

Eight years of the shop's ledgers and bills moved in at zero loss; it even turned up dues Dad had forgotten.

I build the thing first, then write the paper

My current question: does talking to AI make decisions better, or only make people surer? One manuscript in preparation.

It grows out of my study of stigma and play, and out of designing what hospital AI may do on its own.

Seven street foods, rebuilt for protein

Same dishes, half the fat, three times the protein. Six are on my dinner menu now; the burger is about 90% there.

Everything is air fried, and oil is counted in teaspoons.

Designer by training, builder by compulsion

Five years at Innovaccer, three courses taught at The Design Village, and an executive MBA under way.

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