One founder, building internet companies. I ship SaaS products, websites and tools — then grow them with SEO and marketing. Six companies, and always launching the next.
It started with a simple question — how do these things actually work? That curiosity turned into late nights learning to code, and a habit that never stopped: see a problem, build the fix.
The marketing came next. Building something is only half the job; getting it in front of people is the other half. SEO, content and growth became as natural as writing code.
Today that loop runs across six live companies — from SaaS platforms to hosting, tools and local directories. Different products, same operating system: build, ship, grow, repeat.
Each one solves a real problem for a real audience — built, hosted and grown end to end.
A rental SMM panel platform — anyone can launch their own panel in minutes with providers, payments and hosting already wired in.
A reliable social media marketing platform delivering services across every major network — built for consistency and trust.
A growing collection of free utilities for developers, marketers and everyday users.
Personal and business finance in one place — track income, expenses and UPI with clear reports.
Hosting, domains and everything a business needs to get online and stay online.
Helping local businesses get found online — a full directory for an entire town, from restaurants to government services.
The full stack of a one-person company — engineering, growth and the business sense to connect them.
A few highlights from across the portfolio. // edit copy + screenshots in the admin panel
A rental platform where users spin up their own SMM panel with billing and providers pre-integrated.
A suite of free developer, SEO and AI tools engineered for speed and built to rank.
An SEO-first local directory putting an entire town's businesses online in one place.
Lessons on SEO, Laravel, automation and the business of shipping. // sample posts — manage in admin
How a free-tools strategy turns a side project into a compounding traffic engine.
The patterns I reach for when one codebase has to serve many independent customers.
The automation, systems and ruthless prioritization behind a one-operator portfolio.
Clients, partners, investors — or just want to talk shop? Pick whatever's easiest.
Opens your mail app · wire to a backend for inbox delivery