I build AI products from the first user problem to the shipped app. I start with who the product is for and what it should do, then work out which AI capabilities and which engineering it takes to make that real.
That comes from building one. I'm the founder of Nureli, a mental wellness app for people who grew up emotionally unseen, where I lead product and growth with a team of five. It's on the App Store, incubated at VIT-TBI, with 200+ users and growing. Running it means making the trade-offs between what users need, what AI can do reliably, and what is safe to ship.
Safety is a good example of a product decision: if someone may be in crisis, Nureli points them to the 988 Lifeline before anything else.
I'm also one of about 100 Adobe Student Insiders, selected from 19,000+ applications across India, and I've worked as an AI / Product Engineering Intern at HighScores AI on adaptive SAT/ACT practice and learning analytics. My side projects, from multi-agent research to emergency-call triage, are on GitHub.
Adobe Student Insider
Adobe Student Insider
Period: Oct 2026—Present
Selected as one of ~100 Student Insiders from 19,000+ applications across India (about 0.5%).
The kickoff
The program kicked off at the Adobe Education Summit in Noida, where Adobe flew the cohort in for the kickoff and orientation. We spent the time learning from Adobe's VPs, product, growth, design and community leads, and teams from both the US and India.
What I'm doing now
I'm currently working with Adobe teams across the US and India on a 12-month program:
Owning features
Contributing to product discussions
Working on new ideas and sharing feedback
Getting hands-on with how products are built at scale
On stage at the Adobe Education Summit kickoff in Noida.The selection slide: 19,000+ applications across India, 0.5% selected.
Founder of Nureli
Founder · Product & Growth
Period: 2026—Present · On the App Store
A mental wellness app for people who grew up emotionally unseen.
The problem
Childhood emotional neglect is easy to miss because nothing visibly happened. Adults who grew up with it often struggle to name what they feel or to believe their needs matter, and most wellness apps are built for people who already have the words.
My role
I lead product and growth on a team of five: what we build, who it is for, and how people find it.
The Nureli team.
200+
users, and growing
5
person team
VIT-TBI
incubated
Our approach
Gentle, never clinical — The message is “just see it, nothing to fix.” The app opens with a quiet moment: what wants to be noticed?
Many ways in — Reflect, just say it, complain, or reach your inner child. People start wherever they can, even with a single sentence.
Growth you can see — A garden grows as you show up for yourself, and a journey view holds both the growth and the hard days.
Safety first — If someone may be in crisis, Nureli points them to the 988 Lifeline before anything else.
Second runner-up, Student Track: ₹50,000.Presenting on stage in Chennai.
Problems I Work On
I like working on real-life problems: health, emergencies, safety and everyday money. These are some of the things I've built to help with them. If you want more, GitHub is a good place to start.