Work with me
I build scalable AI products, solutions and automation for founders and small teams who need them shipped, not a slide about one. I have done it for my own company, so I know which parts decide whether users pay.
To start, write to avanish.patidar07@gmail.com.
What I do
Scalable AI products, zero to launch
You have an idea or a rough prototype. I design it, build it and put it in front of real users, including the unglamorous parts that decide whether people pay.
- Scoping what to build first
- Full-stack build: web app, API, database
- Auth, payments, email, analytics
- Queues, caching and infrastructure that hold up as usage grows
- Launch, SEO and the first iterations
AI solutions and automation
A workflow in your business that people repeat every day. I turn it into an agent pipeline that does the work and asks a human only when it should.
- Multi-agent pipelines and tool design
- Internal tools, portals and CMS builds
- RAG over your own data
- Human-approval gates and audit trails
- Eval sets so quality is measured, not guessed
Voice and interview AI
Real-time voice agents that hold a structured conversation: interviewers, screeners, intake and support.
- Low-latency speech in and out
- Structured question plans and scoring
- Recording, transcripts and review tools
Launch, content and growth
Getting the first users is part of the build. I set up the marketing that brings people in and make the content myself.
- Positioning, landing pages and SEO
- AI-made ad creatives and short videos
- Meta ad campaigns, tracked to sign-ups and revenue
- Video editing for product and social content
Production hardening and tech leadership
Your AI feature works in the demo and misbehaves in production. I find out why, fix it and leave your team with the process to keep it fixed.
- Cost, latency and reliability audits
- Retries, queues and structured outputs
- CI gates, tests and monitoring
- Part-time technical lead for a small team
How it works
- Write to me. Email what you are trying to do and what is in the way. A paragraph is enough.
- A scoped plan. You get a short written plan: what I would build first, what I would leave out, and what it needs from you.
- Ship in the open. Working software every week on a link you can open, not a status report.
- Hand over. Code, docs and a running system your team can own.