Solo developer · Bangalore, India
I build fast, low-maintenance sites and small products — the kind you can edit yourself, that don't fall over, and that still work in five years.
Selected work
Storefront for a Delhi NCR puppy business.
Buyers enquire over WhatsApp with the breed, age and price already filled in, so the first message is useful. The owner edits listings in a browser CMS that commits straight to git — no database, and login is gated to accounts with write access to the repo.
Storefront for an undyed-leather belt brand.
Designed in Bangalore, cut in Kanpur. No database, no CMS, and no image assets — the whole product feel is carried by type, colour and spacing, which keeps it fast and makes the design easy to keep moving while the brand settles.
One static HTML file, no build step.
Deliberately the smallest thing that works: a single file, no dependencies, no pipeline. Loads instantly and will still build in five years.
What I do
Static by default, so there is no server to fall over and nothing to patch. Content you can edit yourself without calling me.
The unglamorous thing that saves someone hours a week — a dashboard, a form that goes somewhere useful, a script that runs on a schedule.
Slow pages, broken deploys, a site nobody can edit. Often the highest-value work, and usually cheaper than a rebuild.
How I work
Static files and well-trodden tools. Fewer moving parts means fewer things that break while you are asleep.
If changing a price or adding a post needs a developer, the build was wrong. Handover is part of the job, not an extra.
I run what I build before calling it done — real pages in a real browser, not just a passing test suite.
Contact
A couple of lines is plenty. If it's a fit I'll say so, and if it isn't I'll tell you that too — usually with a pointer to someone better suited.
Prefer email? hello@oddlybuilt.net
