Built by one person. For an entire industry.

I grew up in Balrampur, Chhattisgarh — a small town most people have never heard of. My family lived together in a village, I call it “Purana Ghar” (Old House). My grandfather had four sons and a daughter. Everyone's houses were very close.

My father was the second-eldest son. He saw that the village had bad roads, no proper shops, almost no facilities and etc — so he decided to move. He built a house in a better location, bought a vehicle, and created a better life for us through sheer discipline.

That quiet, consistent work ethic — building something from nothing, without asking for permission — is what I think I inherited.

I studied at St. Xavier's School from PP1 to Class 8 — my childhood school where I made my first real friends. Then I transferred to DAV Mukhyamantri Public School for Classes 9 through 12.

At DAV, I found my footing. In Class 9, I was chosen as Assembly Captain. In Class 10, I was selected to represent my school at the Prerna Award event. Teachers recognized me. I studied hard.

Class 11 · DAV Public School

“I realized I wasn't building the person I wanted to become.”

By Class 11, my focus drifted. My performance dropped. A PE teacher — someone I respected — told me bluntly that my behavior was slipping. That conversation hit me harder than any exam result.

I realized: I wasn't building the person I wanted to become. Something had to change.

Growing up, I spent time around friends whose families ran businesses. Their mindset was different from the “study → degree → job” path everyone else followed. My best friend Shubhankar would come up with a new business idea almost every week — most of them were impractical, but his energy was infectious.

Home work-area

“Coding, designing, and optimizing every asset solo from home.”

During my last summer vacation before Class 12, I did something most teenagers don't: I seriously researched career paths. I looked at 40+ business models. I compared them against what I could actually build as a solo founder with zero funding.

Found some but the one which best fitted me was: Influencer Marketing . A growing market. Real pain points. Something I could code myself.

I built my first attempt immediately. A basic analytics tool. I was proud of it — until I compared it to what real SaaS products looked like.

The architecture was wrong. The data was shallow. The UX was amateur. I realized I was building without understanding what users actually need.

That failure taught me more than any course could. I learned about API architecture, database design, user psychology, and the difference between “a project” and “a product.”

Here's what I discovered while researching the influencer marketing space:

PulseROI is built to solve all three. HIRE/MAYBE/SKIP verdicts in 30 seconds. 6 AI providers cross-verifying every analysis. Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Urdu — all detected. INR pricing starting at ₹1,999/month.

Over 90% cheaper than global tools. Built by someone who actually understands the Indian market — because he lives in it.