Punith — Software Engineer exploring Product

Software engineer / product tinkerer / India

This is Punith. I bridge engineering and product to make complex ideas simple.

I spent 8 years shipping software. Now I’m using that engineering muscle to explore AI workflows, product strategy, and practical ideas for Indian markets.

Case files

Product teardowns,
interactive prototypes,

and thoughtful product decisions.

Product Teardown / Live prototype Urban Company

Multi-actor orchestration for remote home services

Remote coordination, smart repair approvals, and seamless home service for NRIs and remote homeowners.

Read Case Study ↗ Try Prototype ↗
0 -> 1 product / Product Case Study / Live prototype ProofIt

A credibility layer for Bangalore's nano-vendors

A profile, vouch, and verification loop for micro businesses that close deals through WhatsApp.

Read Case Study ↗ Try Prototype ↗

What I’m up to

AI-driven automations and knowledge synthesis tools built for my personal needs.

View Active Automations ↗
[email protected] ● LIVE
$ hermes-agent --status
● SYSTEM: Active / Pipelines loaded: 3
[OK] reddit-radar (Jul 15, 4:32 PM)
> Scanned PM & SaaS subreddits (minimax-m3)
> Signal: "u/CoachJamesGunaca posted the July 2026 PM jo..."
[OK] newsletter-digest (Jul 13, 10:02 PM)
> Scanned inbox: 10 newsletters parsed (minimaxai/minimax-m3)
> Highlight: "India’s crackdown on a new WhatsApp feature r..."
[OK] intelligence-os (Jul 18, 9:45 AM)
> Scanned 60 RSS sources (minimax-m3)
> Highlight: "Daily Brief — what you should know today"
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I don’t have it all figured out. But I’m building while I figure it out.

Backstory

An engineer first, with a product brain.

I spent close to a decade in the US building core software, from complex trading systems to UI frameworks scaled across engineering teams.

Now I’m back in India. I’m applying that engineering leverage to product strategy, AI-driven workflows, and the messy, high-leverage bottlenecks that affect millions here.

Sometimes I also build things just for fun - - like Bharat Build ↗ to trace where cars are really manufactured.