My story so far , where I came from and how I got here.
I started my journey as a builder at a young age of 14, I wasn’t waiting for the future, I was building it. I coded my first full-stack web application, a pioneering platform that connected young innovators with local tech mentors. This early project not only gave me my first taste of real-world programming but also sparked my entrepreneurial spirit.
At this stage, my passion for tech led me to take a bold leap, I founded my robotics company, Astute Machines. This wasn’t just about coding or business strategy; it was about rolling up my sleeves and diving deep into the fascinating world of AI and computer vision. I learned by doing, experimenting with innovative projects that challenged my understanding and pushed the boundaries of what I thought was possible. PS: ROS sucks.
Went through my toughest phase, at the age of 18, in the midst of personal challenges, navigating depression, enduring family health crises, and facing financial hurdles, I found the strength to reinvent myself. Launched a Logistic venture amid COVID. This initiative emerged from a desire to meet community needs during a crisis. I also dedicated time to giving back by joining respected organizations such as Goonj, CRY, and Teach For India. PS: Got into some of the most prestigious colleges in India but chose to follow my own path instead.
After parting ways with my logistics venture due to a co-founder drift, I realigned my focus toward AI and computer vision, fields that had always fascinated me. This led to the creation of an AI-powered legal tech startup, which I successfully exited before it even launched. With this momentum, I began conceptualizing Tesserys, a vision-driven project that demanded both technical and strategic expertise, pushing me to expand my skill set even further.
Now, I'm focused on building Tesserys, I am fully immersed in building Tesserys, a venture that blends cutting-edge AI with real-world applications. With a launch planned for Q3 2025, my focus is on refining the product, expanding my technical and business expertise and positioning it for a successful market entry. When I'm not coding, I'm exploring new stuffs, or writing, or at the gym, constantly seeking to improve and explore new horizons.