I keep returning to the same kind of moment: someone is trying to find their way, hold on to something meaningful, or make an unfamiliar system feel manageable.

My projects move from restaurant ordering to journey planning, folk-tale preservation, and settling into a new country. Different products, one instinct: understand the real problem and make the next step clearer.

My perspective has been shaped between Nepal and the UK—between community-centred experiences and the complexity of beginning again somewhere new.

I like software that feels calm, explains itself, and respects the person using it. Underneath that simplicity, I enjoy interfaces, application logic, data, integrations, security, and delivery.

I am still learning in public—using every project to ask a better question than the last.