Vrish
I’m Vrishank, an independent developer and AI instructor focused on applied AI and product engineering.
I build with Supadev, teach at Froggo, and follow technical rabbit holes from mathematics and computer science to Linux, microcontrollers, and home servers.
Projects
Mangu
An AI health app I’m currently building.
AI Health In development
Supadev
Our agency for AI-focused apps, chatbots, and AI spokespersons for brands. A place to turn an idea into a product, with the model, application, and experience designed together.
Applied AI Product engineering Agency
Chalks
An education platform connecting classes, assessments, and coaching operations. Its AI work includes interpreting test results, surfacing patterns in student performance, and making question banks easier to organize and search. The interesting engineering is where model output meets structured data, permissions, and real teaching workflows.
AI in education Next.js Convex Gemini
Froggo
Where I teach AI. Teaching is part of my engineering practice: explaining an idea clearly means understanding its assumptions, mechanics, and limits well enough to let someone else build with it.
AI instruction Technical education
Steal My Link
A link-in-bio product with customizable profiles, drag-and-drop editing, click analytics, and QR codes. A different kind of product problem: give someone control over their corner of the internet without making them manage a website.
Creator tools Next.js Convex
Purrplex
A cat puzzle game. Alongside the AI products and infrastructure, I make room for the interaction, logic, and play of building games.
Games Puzzles Cats
About
Mathematics and computer science shape how I think. I’m interested in how an abstraction becomes a working system: what information a model gets, what the surrounding code guarantees, and how someone actually uses the result.
That curiosity extends below the application layer. I’ve built projects with Raspberry Pis, Arduinos, and ESP32s, and run my own home servers. Linux configuration and workflow automation are ongoing hobbies. My Omarchy desktop is a system I’ve tuned around how I actually work; before that, it was Arch and the zombie dotfiles. Arch, by the way.
Away from the terminal: football, Barça, books, cinema, and a fairly eclectic game library. The Count of Monte Cristo is my favorite novel; Siddhartha sits near the top. The Shawshank Redemption is my favorite film. There is also room for Friends, Stardew Valley, and a long evening on the PS5.
Journal
Field notes on applied AI, product engineering, systems, and whatever sends me down the next rabbit hole.
Say hi
An interesting AI problem, a product worth building, or a conversation that gets properly technical: those are good reasons to get in touch.