Sick of all the complicated front-end frameworks and their steep learning curve, I built Fictoan as a simple-to-learn, plain-English alternative.

What started off as a pet project, quickly grew into something larger, with multiple local companies using it as their choice of framework for their UIs and front-ends.

I need everything customised to my specific needs for me to be truly productive—and since I was staring at code all day long, I naturally wanted a font I really liked. So I designed my own.

It started with one, but quickly became an obsession and I did two more, spinning it off into a full-blown foundry.

Our actions have consequences—but what if it did not?

A man rescued from the depths of the nether worlds discovers his soul does not accrue karma. An emissary of Death, plots revenge on the Gods. An empire is overthrown. Human virtue ebbs to its lowest. Strange alliances are made. The age of malice and war has dawned. What shall prevail?

This novel explores karma and its consequences—a topic I think about a lot. And I’ve always been interested in Hindu mythology and its deep, underlying not-so-obvious concepts, and Fable was the outcome of these two put together.

Setu is a financial digital infrastructure company, aiming to solve for financial inclusion in India. The idea is, if we can bring down the cost of distribution of financial services, more people would be able to access services like loans, investments, debit cards etc—and hence take control of their own financial status.

If enough people do that, it should create a network effect large enough to affect the Indian economy as a whole.