About me and my journey
I am a software engineer in Nepal. I build web and mobile software, AI automation, and the video and motion that tells the story, and I like working directly with the people I build for.

Work Process
How I approach each project, from the first conversation to long after launch.
Discover & Plan
I begin by learning about your goals, audience and constraints so the project is understood before anything is built.
Design & Build
I design and build in small steps you can review: wireframes, working software, motion and video, refined as we go.
Launch & Improve
After launch I help refine the result based on real feedback, so it keeps working for you over time.
Why Choose Me
I combine creativity, strategy and precision to deliver work that stands out, with a focus on quality and clear communication.
Clear communication
You know the scope, timeline and cost before work begins.
Many skills, one person
Software, design, video and motion from a single point of contact, so nothing gets lost in hand-offs.
Built to last
Clean, documented work that your own team can maintain, extend and hand to someone else.
Questions We Often Get
Here are the most common questions people ask before starting a project, with simple answers about how I work.
What information do you need to get started?
A short description of what you want to build, who it is for, and any deadline that matters. Examples and existing material help, but a rough idea is enough to begin.
What do you charge for your services?
It depends on the scope. After a short conversation I send a fixed-scope proposal with a price and a timeline, so the cost is known before any work starts.
Can you work with what we already have?
Often yes. I review the existing site, system or brand first and tell you honestly whether to extend it or replace it.
Do you offer support after launch?
That can be agreed while we scope the project, from a short handover to ongoing improvements.
How do we get started?
Send a message through the contact form. I read every one myself, and we take it from there.