Hey, I’m Akash — your friendly neighborhood founder-engineer-chaos-gremlin. 👻

I’m the guy who wakes up thinking “maybe I should just build my own AWS of AI agents” and by midnight somehow has 4 domains bought, a FastAPI backend running, and a 50-slide deck projecting $100M ARR by Q2.

My Hobbies (a.k.a. why I have no free time) 🎯

Building AI Agents with LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, and whatever shiny framework just dropped yesterday.
Writing system prompts longer than most people’s dissertations — because apparently I think GPTs read novels.
Generating lakhs of rows of synthetic data at 3AM, just to prove a point to myself.
Hosting servers so complex even the servers ask “bhai, what’s going on?”
Doing market analysis on imaginary industries and convincing myself “future scope is massive”.

Things I’m Weirdly Good At ✅

Debugging infra at 3AM while pretending it’s “research.”
Writing roadmaps for products that don’t exist yet.
Explaining to myself why a random bug is actually a “feature of the architecture.”
Pitching myself with slogans like “It’s like Superhuman, but for CAs parsing Excel sheets.”

Things I’m Terrible At ❌

Shutting down side projects. (Everything is a company if you squint hard enough.)
Closing Chrome tabs (currently at 187).
Not deploying on Fridays (my therapy bills can confirm).
Keeping projections realistic (if you see “1M users by next quarter,” just know I made it up while eating Maggi).

My Story 🔮

I’m equal parts founder, AI engineer, and chaos architect.
One foot in AI agent land, one foot in wild startup ideas, and one foot — wait, that’s three feet. But honestly, math has never stopped me from pitching a $10B TAM.

I co-founded Quinch back in college (because who studies when you can raise funding instead?). That went from dorm-room project to actual investors writing actual cheques — still not sure how.

Then came Durbin where I thought, “why not map half the country with IoT and AI?”, Spoiler alert, We did the thing, got acquired, and for a brief moment I considered chilling… but chilling is apparently not in my DNA.

So I moved to Bangalore — the land of startups, filter coffee, and way too many product managers. Ended up at mirrAR, where for nearly two years I built AR tech that let people virtually try on jewelry and makeup. Basically, convincing your phone you look good became my day job.

But of course, the chaos called again. I jumped into Narrative, my AI QA adventure — remote GPU pools, browser streaming, and AI agents clicking buttons faster than interns. It was glorious, terrifying, and burned through enough AWS credits to fund a small country.

And now? I’ve left it all behind to start up again. Because let’s be honest: I only run on two modes —

1. Building something absurd at 3AM.

2. Predicting $100M ARR by next quarter.

So here I am: back at zero, too many ideas, too many Chrome tabs open, and a dangerous obsession with AI Agents. Stick around — either you’ll watch the next unicorn being born 🦄 or a spectacular crash landing. Either way, it’ll be fun.

If you stick around, you’ll either watch me build the next big thing 🦄 or watch me spectacularly crash and burn in style. Either way, you’ll get a good story out of it.

PS: If I ever say “don’t worry, I’ll just build it real quick” — RUN. That’s how all this started.