I build products
that survive
real traffic.
Three years building Angular and React front-ends for enterprise products — most recently a real-time workforce dashboard for Sagility. I care about component architecture, state that stays predictable, and interfaces that hold up on every screen size.
There is a person behind the commit history.
I am, without apology, a huge geek. Anime is not a hobby so much as a standing commitment — I watch all of it, the acclaimed and the questionable alike, and I have opinions about the questionable ones too.
The rest of the free hours go to gaming, and once a year to Comic Con, where I will happily strike a pose with anyone in a better costume than mine. Which, so far, has been everyone.
It is also, I suspect, why I care so much about interfaces. Good games and good UIs share a rule: the player should never have to think about the controls.
Featured work
All 5 projects →
Eight disciplines, a free first class, and a WhatsApp line straight to the mats.Combat 24
2025Website for an MMA and Muay Thai gym in RT Nagar, Bengaluru — classes, schedule, coaches, member stories and a free-trial funnel.
A site about making 3D feel fast, which had better feel fast itself.ZDViewer
2025Marketing site for ZiniosEdge’s browser-native 3D product visualisation platform — built on Next.js with server-side rendering.
Four portals, ~145 API routes, and tenant isolation enforced at the ORM so a forgotten filter fails safe.DanceFit
2026Multi-tenant SaaS for dance studios — members, instructors, studio admins and a platform super-admin on one Next.js front end and one FastAPI back end.
TVS Apache RTR 310 Configurator
2024Interactive 360° bike configurator for TVS Motor — colours, variants, accessories and kits on a rotating 3D model, embedded on tvsmotor.com.
What I reach for
Where I’ve worked
Angular front-ends for enterprise applications: component-based architecture, lazy-loaded modules, REST integration over RxJS, and Jest coverage on the critical workflows.
Built a responsive admin dashboard in React and Redux Toolkit, with a reusable component set and real-time notifications over WebSockets.
Kind words
“I told Raghav what the gym feels like and he built a site that feels the same. People land, see the free trial, and message us on WhatsApp — half the walk-ins now mention the site before I have said a word.”
“He pushes back on scope in the right way. We shipped less than planned and it was the correct call.”
“Hand Raghav a rough design and an API contract and the front end that comes back is the one you would have built yourself, if you had the time — clean components, sane state, and it holds up on a phone.”
How I can help
Zero to launched, front to back. I take a rough spec, argue with it, and ship the version that survives real users.
Slow app, rising bills, mystery incidents. Two weeks of measurement, then a prioritised fix list I execute with you.
WebSockets, queues, streaming, load testing. The part of the stack that only misbehaves at scale.
Got something
worth building?
Two contract slots open from October. Fixed scope, weekly demos, no retainer games.