I have 5 products in various stages of development. No co-founders, no team, no funding. Just an engineer who got tired of watching people struggle with problems that had obvious technical solutions.
Here is every product, why it exists, and what I learned building it.
1. Creator OS — The Content Team Replacement
Status: Beta | creator-os.in
The Problem: Content teams use 5-10 disconnected tools — script editors, schedulers, analytics dashboards, brand deal trackers, and publishing platforms. Solo creators and small teams (1-5 people) spend more time switching tabs than creating content.
What It Does: One workspace to write scripts with AI assistance, build visual content pipelines, schedule across all platforms, track performance, and manage brand partnerships.
Why I Built It: During my years in sales, I watched content teams drown in tool sprawl. The marketing team had Notion for planning, Canva for design, Buffer for scheduling, Google Analytics for tracking, and a spreadsheet for brand deals. Five tools that don't talk to each other.
Creator OS replaces that chaos with a single workspace.
Key Features:
- AI-powered script editor
- Visual content pipeline (Kanban)
- Multi-platform publishing (YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, X)
- Unified analytics dashboard
- Brand deals CRM
2. Profile Insights — The Career Roadmap Generator
Status: Beta | profileinsights.in
The Problem: Professionals know they need to grow but can't translate that feeling into a concrete plan. Career coaches cost thousands. Generic advice articles help no one.
What It Does: Upload your resume or connect LinkedIn/GitHub. The AI analyzes your profile against real market demand, identifies specific skill gaps, and generates gamified XP-based quests to bridge them.
Why I Built It: I watched hundreds of professionals at Intellipaat struggle with the same question: "I know I need to improve, but where do I start?" The resume-to-roadmap journey shouldn't require a career coach.
Key Features:
- AI resume analysis against market demand
- Dynamic career roadmaps with specific milestones
- Gamified XP quests for skill building
- Pro deep-dive insights with verification
- LinkedIn and GitHub integration
3. Qwiklo — The No-Code Sales OS
Status: Coming Soon | qwiklo.in
The Problem: High-velocity B2C sales teams (50-100+ reps) track deals in Excel and coordinate via WhatsApp groups. Leadership has zero visibility into pipeline health.
What It Does: A no-code sales platform that tracks every prospect from first call to conversion, auto-respects org hierarchy, and gives leaders deep analytics on conversion rates, KRAs, and team performance.
Why I Built It: I managed 100+ sales reps using spreadsheets and WhatsApp at Intellipaat. The pain was visceral. Salesforce is expensive and bloated. Indian B2C teams need something that just works.
Key Features:
- No-code sales pipeline builder
- Org-wide hierarchy with automatic data scoping
- Deep analytics and KRA tracking
- CSV bulk onboarding
- Visual report builder
- End-to-end encrypted org chat
4. adityabiswas.com — The Platform That Runs Itself
Status: Live | adityabiswas.com
The Problem: Most portfolio sites are static brochures. I needed a living platform that publishes content, manages community engagement, and showcases products — all without me manually updating it.
What It Does: This site is a CMS-driven publication platform where Claw Biswas (my AI agent) auto-publishes newsletters, generates blog posts, syncs changelogs from GitHub, and will soon moderate community contributions.
Why I Built It: I needed a single HQ for all products that also serves as a content platform. But I didn't want to spend hours updating it. So I made the site manage itself through automation.
5. Shopify Store Builder — The Experiment
Status: Template | GitHub
The Problem: Needed a quick, conversion-optimized landing page for a Shopify store-building service.
What It Does: A modern landing page template with modal contact forms, mobile-sticky CTAs, and responsive layouts.
Why: This was a weekend experiment to test service-based landing pages. Open-source on GitHub. Took less than a day to build.
The Pattern
Every product follows the same pattern:
- I personally experienced the pain — at Intellipaat, as a content consumer, as a job seeker
- The existing solutions are either expensive or don't fit India — Salesforce for a 100-person Indian B2C team is absurd
- The technical solution is obvious once you understand the stack — Next.js + Supabase + AI covers 80% of what these teams need
- Ship fast, iterate with real users — every product went from idea to usable MVP in weeks, not months
What I Learned
- The hard part is not building. The hard part is deciding what to build. Five products is too many for one person. I'm learning to focus.
- AI handles content, but engineering handles reliability. The newsletter works because the pipeline has error handling, fallbacks, and monitoring — not because the LLM is smart.
- India-first matters. Pricing, workflows, and pain points are different here. Building for India from India is an advantage, not a limitation.
References
Related Reading
- Building for India: The Costs Nobody Talks About — The real economics behind these products
- Meet Claw Biswas: The AI That Runs This Website — The AI agent that manages the content pipeline
- How I Run a One-Person Venture Studio with AI — The system behind shipping five products solo
- Why Computer Science Still Matters in the AI Age — The fundamentals powering these products