6+ years designing and building the comb. What drives me doesn’t fit on a shelf.
At Ofofo, I automated what always hurt. The gap between Figma and code. One shared library, one source for the team, and the design finally held, 95% of the time.
The hard part was never the idea. It was watching it become something you didn’t quite mean.
The gap I’d made peace with finally closed. Now it’s just me and the idea.
This still feels like day one. Bigger teams. Harder problems. End-to-end.
Ready for what’s next.
A few ideas, some mine, some from work, that I stayed with from a rough sketch to something real.
Designed and built Investu, a personal Telegram bot that screens 100+ Indian large-caps, the S&P 500, mutual funds, SIPs, and live IPOs every morning. Seven build phases, five free APIs, AI-powered news research with real URL validation, and zero cost per month.
Designed and built a gesture-controlled Tetris game from scratch. Hand tracking via webcam, 3D playfield with physics, a public anti-cheat leaderboard, and a full audio system. No keyboard required.
Built Ofofo’s component library solo: used Claude to scaffold Figma variants, converted designs to code with Claude Code, deployed a live docs site, and published @ofofo/components to npm.
Cleantab. Born from watching freelancers get blindsided by tax season. It tells you what to set aside per invoice, and quietly keeps your receipts in order for the year-end scramble. Still rough, already useful.
What I can’t say about myself, said by the people who were there.
“According to all aerodynamic laws, the bumblebee cannot fly because its body weight is not in the right proportion to its wingspan. But ignoring these laws, the bee flies anyway.”~ old folklore