I build Beeceptor, a bootstrapped company serving developers around the world. I connect product strategy, full-stack engineering, and AI workflows to turn integration bottlenecks into better developer experiences.
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I build tools that help developers inspect API traffic, model behavior, and test integrations. I work across product management, full-stack engineering, and AI workflows.
A bootstrapped, lean company serving global customers. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliant.
From FoxBase in school to distributed systems and a developer tools company. Each chapter sharpened how I think about software, products, and people.
JUL 2023 → NOW
Founder
Building Beeceptor full-time. Product strategy, full-stack engineering, developer experience, and the operations behind a global SaaS business.
FEB 2019 → MAR 2023
VP of Engineering
Director of Engineering from February 2019 to July 2022, then VP of Engineering from July 2022 to March 2023.
MAY 2014 → JAN 2019
Senior Engineering Manager
Built products and led engineering teams across a growing SaaS platform.
MAR 2013 → APR 2014
Software Engineer
Built real-time web experiences with Node.js, Redis, and responsive interfaces.
JUN 2011 → MAR 2013
Software Development Engineer
Distributed supply-chain services, high availability, and performance. Learned about scalability, ownership, and customer obsession.
MAR 2011 → JUN 2011
Software Engineer
A small stint. Built an education platform connecting students and teachers with interactive content. Worked on cloud sync, student analytics, and schedule management using Java and Android.
JUN 2010 → MAR 2011
Founder
Built online admissions software connecting students with schools and universities, with successful university deployments across continents.
AUG 2008 → 2010
M.Tech · Computer Science & Engineering
Deepened my foundations in computer science and systems.
JUL 2005 → JUL 2008
Senior Software Engineer
Software Engineer from July 2005 to March 2007, then Senior Software Engineer from April 2007 to July 2008.
2001 → 2005
BE · Computer Science
Built a foundation in computing through coursework and hands-on experiments.
THE BEGINNING
First lines of code
Started coding in FoxBase. The curiosity to understand a system and build something with it stayed.
APIDAYS INDIA 2026 · PANELBUILDING DEVTOOLS FROM INDIA
I joined fellow founders to discuss the decisions behind developer products: winning the first customer, removing friction, and responding to AI as a product builder.
WatchAcademic papers, desktop utilities, and small experiments from my student years. These are historical artifacts, preserved in the context of their time.
Supervised by Dr T V Prabhakar
I built an Android framework that helps end users and application developers create domain-specific knowledge apps from Linked Data. The framework uses Semantic Web standards and RDF to capture semantics, retrieve facts, and infer triples, extending what users can do beyond browsing and managing content.
The work demonstrates two use cases and describes a framework that scales to large datasets.
A six-part study of cryptography and secure communication. The paper and presentation received second prize at a national symposium at AITS, Rajkot.
Read the paperAn undergraduate introduction to robotics and intelligent machines. An early exploration of how software can act in the physical world.
A two-part walkthrough of regional settings, language support, and typing in Indian languages.
Read the tutorial ↗An early presentation on SOAP, service characteristics, and service-oriented architecture. The original presentation file is missing from the backup.
Read the original post ↗A historical investigation into password storage in legacy accounting software. The original utility is missing from the backup.
Read the original post ↗Original Windows-era software. These downloads may require legacy environments.
Type Hindi phonetically using English letters and see it appear in Hindi. I built this before Google transliteration became popular, using legacy Hindi fonts rather than Unicode. Includes an on-screen keyboard, multiple input methods, and rich-text editing. The downloadable ZIP contains a Windows executable that uses a keyboard hook and works on old Windows systems only.
I also built a browser-based version that converts English keystrokes into Unicode Hindi, with a key guide and examples. Try online version ↗
A text-mode game built in Turbo C++. One of my first C/C++ projects. I still remember printing ten pages of its source code on my dot-matrix printer. I have not been able to find the source since; only the compiled game survives. Built for DOS text mode, it does not run natively on modern Windows, macOS, or Linux systems; a DOS emulator is needed.
A Windows ActiveX component for tray icons and balloon tips, with a VB6 demo.
A mechanical spring effect that follows the cursor. An early Windows desktop experiment.
A playful VB6 experiment that makes the Start button follow the mouse. Source included.
My first tutorial, published in 2003, explored Unicode to customize Windows XP labels, menus, and filenames in Hindi and other Indian languages. It became popular enough to earn me money from ads, an early taste of building something useful on the web.
