I'm Adarsh Yadav, an AI engineer and full-stack developer. I build AI-powered SaaS products, mobile applications, automation systems, APIs, and developer tools focused on solving real-world business problems with modern technology.
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This site is the permanent home for every app I ship. Nothing is listed until it exists.
Beauty Expiry Tracker
A free, private, local-first iPhone app for organizing beauty products, tracking printed and Period After Opening expiry dates, planning what to use next, and getting optional reminders — no account, subscription or paywall.
Private BMI & Weight Tracker
A free, private, offline-first iPhone app for calculating BMI, tracking weight progress, and setting personal goals — with no account, no ads, and no network connection required.
No App Store, no device permissions — just a website. Each one still gets its own page, privacy policy and terms.
Anime Guide & Discovery Hub
A free anime discovery and information site — curated rankings, watch-order guides, a weekly airing schedule and blog reviews, with no account and nothing streamed from the site itself.
Depth in a focused set of areas rather than a shallow list of everything.
LLM pipelines, retrieval, structured extraction and evaluation harnesses built for production rather than demos.
App Router architecture, server components and streaming interfaces that stay fast as the surface area grows.
Strictly typed codebases where the compiler catches whole categories of bug before review does.
Native SwiftUI apps with offline-first sync, background location, push notifications and App Store delivery.
Relational modelling, row-level security, realtime channels and migrations that survive a growing team.
Versioned REST services with documentation, webhooks, rate limits and predictable error semantics.
Design systems, interaction detail and accessibility — treated as engineering concerns, not decoration.
Serverless and queue-backed architectures with observability, sensible cost controls and real disaster planning.
The same four rules apply whether the project takes a day or a quarter.
Technology is the means. If a simpler approach solves it better, that is the recommendation you will get — even when it means a smaller project.
Working software in front of real users beats a perfect plan. Weekly increments on a live URL, not a reveal at the end.
Documented, typed and conventional. Your team should be able to extend it without needing me on a call.
Collect the minimum, be explicit about it, delete it when it is done. Security is never an upsell.
Available for select projects
Tell me what your team is carrying manually today. If software can remove it, you will get a straight answer on how — and if it cannot, you will get that answer too.