By day I'm a full-stack engineer shipping AI products and SaaS — you can see that side of me on aryanagarwal.me. This is the quieter corner: where I think out loud about building, share the things I tinker with for fun, and keep a running note on what I'm into right now.
The lessons that only show up after the hundredth launch — about scope, speed, and knowing when “done” is done.
Most AI features are demos that never ship. Here's how I think about the gap between a clever prototype and a product someone pays for.
Building, freelancing, side projects — and the systems I use to keep it all from collapsing.
A few AI-native products end to end, and refining how I take an idea from zero to live.
Learning[Whatever you're deep in right now — a framework, a model, a craft outside code.]
Reading[A book or two — gives people a real way to connect with you. Swap this out.]
Open toInteresting remote work and the occasional freelance build. Say hi below.
A one-line description of something you built for yourself — a tool, an experiment, a weekend hack. Replace this.
Another personal build. These show range and curiosity in a way client work can't.
Link an open-source tool or repo here — exactly the kind of thing you mentioned wanting to put out.
I'm a full-stack engineer from India who started building young and never really stopped. Over the last seven years I've shipped more than a hundred products — AI tools, platforms, apps — and learned that the part I love most isn't any single technology. It's the moment something goes from an idea in my head to a real thing people use.
[This is your space to be a person, not a résumé. What got you into building? What do you care about outside of code? A few honest sentences here do more than any list of skills.]
If any of that resonates — or you just want to talk shop — I'd love to hear from you.