You sleep. I ship your WebsiteAndroid AppWeb AppDashboardWebsite
I'm Vansh Kashyap, a Delhi-based React & AI automation developer. Below is my live work — apps and dashboards running in production right now, not mockups. Look through it, then tell me what you want built.
What I
build.
Three lanes, one standard. Tap a lane to filter the work below, or send a brief to get a quote.
Live
work.
Everything here is running in production right now. Open a card for the full breakdown, or visit the live URL yourself.
But it can be built — that's the whole point.
Who you're
talking to.
No agency layers, no account manager. The person who replies is the person who writes the code.
I'm a Delhi-based developer and automation builder. I design fast websites, React applications and n8n systems for founders, creators and service businesses.
Most of what I build I also run — JanamJyot and Hisaabi are my own Android products, live with real users. That means I'm not guessing about app signing, offline storage, on-device AI or what breaks after launch. I've already hit those walls on my own time.
I work directly with one client at a time on a fixed scope. You get a live staging link from early on, the source code at handover, and a person who answers his own messages.
Shipped for
Brief to
handover.
No checkout maze, no retainer trap. Four steps, a fixed price, and you own everything at the end.
You brief me
Fill the project form — type, budget, timeline, what it has to do. Takes about two minutes.
Step oneScope & quote
One call or chat. Features, milestones and a fixed price written down before a line is typed.
Before any work startsBuild in the open
A live staging link early on. You review as it grows — not once at the very end.
Regular check-insHandover
Repo, docs, deployment and admin access. A support window we agree on up front. No lock-in.
Launch dayLazy is the point. You rest — the product still ships.
You shouldn't need to learn hosting, app signing, database schemas or prompt engineering to get something real online. That's my job. You describe it, review it, and launch it.
What I
work with.
No framework tourism. These are the tools I use daily and can still support a year from now.
Four things
I promise.
Short list, and I'd rather be held to four real ones than twenty vague ones.
- 001Full source code, always
The repository is yours at handover. No hosted black box you can never move away from.
- 002Fixed price, agreed first
Scope and cost written down before work starts. No surprise invoices halfway through the build.
- 003You talk to the builder
No account manager relaying messages. The person replying is the person writing the code.
- 004Live link from early on
You watch it get built on a staging URL instead of waiting for a big reveal at the end.
Before you
ask.
The questions that come up in almost every first conversation.
What does a project cost? +
There's no fixed price list, because a five-page site and a multi-tenant dashboard aren't the same job. Send the brief with your budget band and you'll get a written scope and a fixed number back — no hourly billing, no scope creep invoices.
How long does it take? +
It depends entirely on scope, and I'd rather give you a real date than a marketing one. The timeline goes in writing along with the quote, before any work starts.
Can I buy one of the apps shown here? +
JanamJyot and Hisaabi are my own products, and some of the work shown was built for clients — so they're here as proof of what I can build, not as items on a shelf. If you want something similar for your own business, that's a normal project: send a brief and we'll scope it.
Do I get the source code? +
Yes. The repository is transferred to you at handover along with deployment and admin access. You're never locked into hosting with me.
What happens if something breaks after launch? +
A support window is agreed as part of the quote, so you know exactly what's covered before you commit. Beyond that window, ongoing work is quoted separately — no surprise retainer.
Do you work with people outside Delhi? +
Yes — most work is remote. WhatsApp, email and a scheduled call when it's genuinely faster than typing.
Why is there no "buy now" button? +
Because software isn't a t-shirt. A checkout would either sell you the wrong thing or price it wrong. A two-minute brief costs you less than a bad purchase.
Tell me
what you
need.
There's no payment gateway here on purpose. Send a brief, get a straight answer on scope and price, then we start.
- Emailvk1234888i@gmail.com
- WhatsApp / Call+91 88006 28376
- Based inDelhi, India — working remote
- StatusAvailable for selected projects
Two minutes.
Then a real
answer back.
The form asks what it needs to ask — project type, budget band, timeline and what the thing actually has to do. Nothing else.
- No payment or card details collected — ever.
- Goes straight to my inbox, read by me, not a team.
- You get a written scope and a fixed price, not a sales call.