- A shopify app that shows events on the merchants store
- Pays for my coffee every month, which ain't cheap:)
- A personal app that I created to automatically track and categoriese wife and my incomes and expenses
- Learned a bunch of new things
- React router and how to host an app on an actual server
- Using AI to categorise expenses
- I also want to learn creating a PWA, using NFCs for goal tracking and a few other things
- A personal task + calendar manager on an e-ink screen
- Will post updates soon, super excited for this
- A shopify app that let's merchants manually contact abandoned carts and COD customers
- 50+ installs, super proud:)
- Working with a partner for the second time after Super DMs
- It will help merchants message, whatsapp, call for order confirmations, abandoned-carts or review requests.
- A shopify app that adds a simple carousel to your shopify site
- My first shopify app
- Trying to increase downloads of this one
- A shopify app that lets you create a e-commerce version of LinkTree
- Wish me luck
- Tea company
- Nothing to add as of now. Dad got pretty excited about this one though.
- Tool to automate stuff on twitter
- First internet money :)
- First team project too, made good friends :)
- Proper SaaS tool where I wrote code alongside an experienced dev, so I am proud of this one
- Initially created to fight my own imposter syndrome. Better Product Manager has been featured on Product Hunt and gets 1000+ visitors each month
- Loved working on this one, was my first project which got over a 5000 views
- Finalist for 'Side-project product of the year' at Product Hunt.
- Created a fun application to show the trend of rising tech salaries in India, using a BMW bikes.
- #5 product of the day at Product Hunt
- A few of the people I follow on twitter retweeted this, so that made my day :)
- Slack application that helps teams take meeting notes.
- First tech intensive product, played with Slack APIs and learned a lot about them in the process
- Conducted usability tests on the MVP with ~10 teams, the product was not sticky enough so like a good product manager, decided to kill it :(
