I founded two ventures — one teaching mathematics to a generation of students, one building software for the teams shaping tomorrow.
Different fields, same instincts. Both ventures share an obsession with craft, a respect for the people we serve, and the conviction that small, focused teams ship the work that matters.
Mathematics, made elegant.
A coaching institute for mathematics, mental mathematics, and competitive exam preparation — built around clarity, intuition, and the quiet thrill of solving a hard problem.
Software, crafted with intent.
A development studio building thoughtful software, web platforms, and mobile apps for ambitious teams — favouring craft, speed, and obsessive attention to detail.
I'm an educator who builds, and a builder who teaches.
The two practices feed each other — what I learn from a student often ends up shaping how I write a brief, and what I learn from shipping software shows up the next morning at the whiteboard.
Whether it's a lesson plan or a line of code, the work is shaped slowly, then sharpened — never the other way round.
Teaching reveals weak ideas. Building reveals weak teaching. Doing both keeps each one honest.
Both studios stay intentionally small so the people who do the work talk directly to the people we serve.
Whether it's a child preparing for a competitive exam, or a team shipping their next product — if you'd like to work together, I'd love to hear from you.