Every great story starts somewhere. Mine started in a classroom with an idea and a relentless drive to build things that matter.
Began exploring electronics, coding, and systems — building curiosity into capability.
Completed 72+ projects during school and college years — from electronics experiments to software prototypes.
Built a humanoid robotic arm from scratch — presented at an IEEE conference, establishing early technical credibility.
Founded AirO2, an electric aviation concept — my first real startup attempt, guided by mentors Subaash, Jagadeesh, and Ankit Jaiswal. "The idea was strong. But it lacked a team." Paused — but the lesson stuck: team beats idea.
Launched Forgeit — a technology and AI solutions startup delivering web, design, AI, and HR tech solutions, funding internal product development through client work.
Delivered real projects for real clients, building Forgeit's portfolio, team, and client base — including a strategic ThinkLitmus collaboration.
Released "Building at 17: Vol. 1 – The Beginning" — available on Amazon and Google Play Books worldwide.
ICWR Best Young Entrepreneur Award · WSS × COA London 2026 nomination · London reading community invitation.
Began developing Teen Cabs, a Gen-Z mobility concept focused on safer transportation for teenagers.
Founded Rakshani Automation with Dhanasekar S (Businex Infotech) — a joint venture focused on business automation for service companies and apartment associations.
Growing Forgeit · Scaling Rakshani Automation · Building Teen Cabs · Writing Building at 17 Vol. 2 · Expanding global reach and AI products.
Before Forgeit, there was AirO2 — my first real startup attempt. Guided by incredible mentors who believed in me: Subaash, Jagadeesh, and Ankit Jaiswal. The idea was strong. But it lacked a team. It was paused — but I learned the most important lesson of my founder journey: team beats idea, every time.