Work

Things that used to take a day.

Every project here started as someone's repetitive job. Each one shows what went in, what the system does and what came out.

  1. 01

    Mehul · Export consultancy

    Export compliance automation

    Customs and DGFT PDFs go in. Ready-to-file government Excel sheets come out, checked cell by cell.

    3 hours → 4 minutes per licence

    In productionDocument automationGovernment filingsExcel
    DGFT licenceBill of EntryShipping Bill
  2. 02

    Hideout Media · Comedy club and artist agency

    Running a comedy club on software

    A website that takes enquiries, a finance app for every vertical, and a box-office app that captures the audience ticketing platforms keep to themselves.

    3 days → live to close the month

    LiveInternal toolsFinanceWebsite
    Ticket salesDoor cashExpense bills
  3. 03

    Jamboree · Test preparation

    Question factory for a test-prep company

    Generators that write exam-accurate questions with exactly one right answer, and a review tool that turns a teacher's notes into a deck and a tracker.

    40 minutes → seconds per hard question

    In useContent generationEd-techBrowser extension
    Exam rulesQuestion patternsDifficulty targets
  4. 04

    Content teams · Video and social media

    Raw footage to reels, automatically

    Footage dropped in Google Drive comes back as captioned reels, shorts and long-form cuts, ready to post.

    45 minutes → 3 minutes per reel

    BuiltVideoAI captionsContent pipeline
    Raw footageGoogle Drive folderBrand presets
  5. 05

    A trading business · Distribution and trading

    Accounting entries from a WhatsApp photo

    Staff photograph an invoice or e-way bill and send it on WhatsApp. The entry lands in the accounting software.

    10 minutes → one message per bill

    PrototypeWhatsAppOCRAccounting
    Invoice photoE-way billWhatsApp message

Your turn

What is your business still doing manually?

Send me the ugly version: the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp thread, the pile of PDFs. I'll tell you what I'd automate.