Portfolio

An AI-enabled leadership development app I founded in 2022, built on a blend of AI features, scientific research, and my own leadership experience. My first solo product as a solopreneur — I did the development, product, marketing, and sales myself.

A conversational-AI Shopify app. I designed the agentic AI architecture and was actively involved in the initial technical and product decisions.

An accessible news platform (PWA) I led at BarrierBreak, built to be usable by people with disabilities. Led an architecture overhaul of a company web property, driving 2x monthly traffic and 4x daily active users. Awarded Zero Project's Innovative Practice Award 2018.

Clipboard Recast is a native macOS menu bar app that watches your clipboard and provides context-aware AI transformations. It automatically detects 12+ content types (code, errors, URLs, screenshots, JSON, and more) and lets you apply AI-powered actions with a single hotkey.

Contributed to the Opera Desktop and Opera Mobile browsers during my years at Opera, working in developer relations and product/program management.

Worked on 20+ partner projects with some of the biggest brands in India and abroad to ensure partner sites were accessible on Opera Mini. Worked extensively with the engineering teams to identify and fix issues.

As VP of Core Technology at eyeo, I led the Core Technology business unit responsible for the core tech powering Adblock Plus, Adblock and eyeo's ad filtering SDKs, improving the web experience of more than 200 million users worldwide.

As PM of the Opera Add-ons Store, I led the product and engineering teams responsible for the success of the store. Brought in multiple high-profile official company extensions onto the store, led large-scale malware elimination efforts, and made several improvements to the developer experience for extension developers.

This was a 'speed dial extension' that showed your most recent unread Gmail messages on your Opera Speed Dial page. It garnered more than 3.5 million downloads.

This was a 'speed dial extension' that showed logged-in reddit users their link and comment karma scores, as well as a visual notification of new mails. It garnered more than 1.5 million downloads.

This was a 'speed dial extension' that cycled through Youtube's most popular trending videos with an image preview and link to it. It garnered more than 1.2 million downloads.

Apart from the ones mentioned in this list, I also made a big set of smaller extensions (Browse++, Blendup, Edit the Page) and Opera Animated wallpapers which have more than 688k downloads so far.

An open-source plugin for Claude that helps you think better at work — a sounding board and coach for AI PMs, engineering leaders, TPMs, and senior ICs. 40+ skills and 20+ agents spanning product strategy, feature work, difficult feedback, and career thinking.

The official developer documentation for building Opera browser extensions — I wrote almost all of it.

As an invited expert, I served as one of the editors of the W3C HTML 5.3 specification — the foundational standard that defines how the web's core language works and is interpreted by browsers worldwide.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the internationally recognised standard for making digital content accessible to people with disabilities — referenced in legislation across the world and used by designers, developers, and organisations everywhere. I contributed to discussions on many of the guidelines that went into WCAG 3.0, helping shape how accessibility is defined and measured on the web.

For years, CSS :has() — the so-called 'parent selector' — was considered impossible to implement in browsers without causing serious performance problems. While at eyeo, I initiated, funded, and drove a partnership with Igalia to explore a new implementation approach. That work directly enabled :has() to land in Chromium, and it subsequently shipped across all major browsers. It would not have happened without me driving that initiative.

An industry conference bringing together the ad-filtering and browser ecosystem. I led the event from 2020 to 2022. It quickly became the most important event in the ad-filtering industry, with speakers and participants from eyeo, Adgaurd, Google Chrome, Brave, Opera, Mozilla, Stanford, Princeton, and others.