Portfolio — Hubli, India ● 15.36° N, 75.12° E
AkashChitragar
Full-stack engineer who ships.
For clients, for companies, for myself — design to deploy, end to end. Six years at Ser.vi, founding engineer at Ten4Teen, tech lead on Hotelwaley. And when the code compiles, I’m in a forest waiting for a tiger.
Things I've Built
Samutkarsh
A privacy-first career and personality discovery platform for teens — four research-grounded assessments with no accounts, no tracking, opt-in everything.
Also on the bench: an AI wellness app, a resume optimizer, a booking platform — always be building.
I joined Ser.vi as a designer. Six years later, I'm an engineer — because the best products come from people who care about the whole picture, not just their corner of it.
Ser.vi
Engineer
Joined as a designer, grew into an engineer. We find local restaurants with genuinely great food and hand them the complete digital works — websites that convert, Google Business, SEO, and the growth that follows.
Ten4Teen
Founding Engineer
The platform exists because I built it, from the ground up. Every architectural decision, every line of the foundation, every “how should this actually work?” lands on my desk.
Hotelwaley
Technology Lead
India's first vernacular, mobile-first hospitality skilling platform — built for workers who learn best in their own language, on the device they already own.
Off the clock
Wildlife Photographer
Patience, timing and light instead of functions, types and deploys. Waiting hours for the perfect shot of a bird teaches you a lot about debugging production at 2 AM.
What drives me
Range over specialization
Designer → engineer → tech lead, and every step made the others stronger.
Shipping over polishing forever
Done and live beats perfect and local.
Building for real people
Restaurant owners, hospitality workers, job seekers — users who need it, not just users who trend.
Always be building
The best way to learn something is to ship something with it.
Daily drivers
My toolkit runs wide, because real problems don’t care about your favorite framework. The through-line: pick the right tool, ship fast, keep it maintainable.
Notes & Words
Off the clock
When the code compiles, I trade the keyboard for a camera — patience, timing and light instead of functions, types and deploys.
