Broke engineering student seeking employment (before my mom finds out I spent the fee money on a mechanical keyboard)

Final year CS student. Can build you a website, a dashboard, or an app that doesn't look like it was made in 2009.

Track record: built an AI notes app, a full CRM dashboard, and a 3D visualizer that reacts to music Currently surviving on hostel maggi and hope. If you need something built and don't want to pay agency rates for a job that'll take me a weekend, I'm right here. I ship fast, I don't disappear mid-project, and if your idea's bad I'll tell you before you waste money on it — free honesty, paid execution. DMs open. Let's make something.

One of the more interesting projects we’ve taken on recently has been with the founder of Western USI, one of Australia’s largest signage installation companies.

When we first started working together, there was definitely some hesitation. And honestly, I don’t blame him. Handing over an important part of your business to a new software team requires a lot of trust.

So we didn’t try to convince him with big promises. We focused on the work.

We built the app, worked through the details, added the admin panel, and kept improving things based on his feedback. Slowly, the conversations changed from “Can this be done?” to “Can we also add this?”

Then we got this message from him, complimenting the app and admin panel and sending over his list of fixes and improvements.

That shift is probably my favorite part of working with founders.

You don’t really earn trust by talking about what you can build.

You earn it by building something that makes the client comfortable enough to trust you with the next thing.