pivoting from a generalist PM to an AI generalist ✨
2025building in a world where a PM is essentially redundant
i’m a product guy who thinks fluently in systems, design, and execution.
i’ve worked across consumer and b2b products at real scale, which forms the basis for my vibe-coding approach with ai - that is to build products with judgment, taste, and relentless iteration.
lately, i’m using agentic coding tools to build products around ideas i care about.
i also watch a lot of tennis 🎾 and try not to suck while playing it.
case studies and highlights from my career in product management
building in a world where a PM is essentially redundant
things break a lot at unicorn startups 🦄
i accidentally discovered product management 😇
would 7-eleven work in India?
built and scaled apps for 1 billion Indians 🚀
tinkering with ai and agents to create some cool and fun products/projects

an accountability app for the disciplined 1%

your mood picks the movie, we tell you where to watch it

your mood to determine your music 🎵

Web directory for racket sports vacations and holidays
detailing my journey with fitness and tennis
i followed three simple rules — be in a calorie deficit every single day, walk and move more (steps are underrated), and if possible, lift weights for gains and accelerated results. no fancy diets, no magic supplements. just consistency and the math of energy in vs energy out. the widget here lets you model that math yourself.
small daily wins compound into big transformations.
80 kg → 72.9 kg
keep the rally alive.
or press spacebar
tap every 300–800ms. too fast → overhit. too slow → late.
rhythm, focus, and staying in the point. the rally game here simulates that pressure — tap to keep the ball alive, but get the timing wrong and the point is over. it's a simple test of consistency under constraint, which is basically what tennis (and life) comes down to.