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RAJ

Now.

What I'm working on at the moment. I update it every few weeks and keep the old ones.

  • Building

    • Voino. Voice intelligence and visual board building.
    • Kaisei, my studio. Websites, web management and apps.
    • Three clear offers for Kaisei, and an easier way for clients to get started.
  • Exploring

    • AI agents and model harnesses.
    • New product ideas, and ways to make software more human.
    • Small interface experiments: colour-reactive grids, IDE-style UIs, pages built from empty space.
    • Robotics and machines, and interfaces that sense the world around them.
  • Learning

    • Distributed systems, and how to build and scale products.
    • AI systems and better design.
    • Financial UX: the gap between a number and the decision it should help you make.
  • Life

    • Bengaluru, and college.
    • Good food, rides, photos and travel.
  • Reading

    • The Pragmatic Programmer
    • Poor Charlie's Almanack
    • The Mom Test
    • On Writing
  • Listening to

    • Tyler, The Creator
    • Kendrick Lamar
    • Chill electronic
    • Random playlists
  • Thinking about

    • What makes a local business feel trustworthy before anyone has spoken to it.
    • What software could learn from how an old motorcycle gives feedback: sound, heat, resistance, movement.

Currently feelingExcited, overwhelmed, and grateful to be building things I actually care about.

Previously

  • 21 SEPTEMBER 2026
    • Building

      • Kaisei, my studio. Websites, web management and apps.
      • Three clear offers for Kaisei, and an easier way for clients to get started.
    • Exploring

      • Small interface experiments: colour-reactive grids, IDE-style UIs, pages built from empty space.
      • Robotics and machines, and interfaces that sense the world around them.
    • Learning

      • How far a local-first AI system can go before it needs a hosted model.
      • Financial UX: the gap between a number and the decision it should help you make.
    • Thinking about

      • What makes a local business feel trustworthy before anyone has spoken to it.
      • What software could learn from how an old motorcycle gives feedback: sound, heat, resistance, movement.