About / The person behind the projects

Curious about how things work.

I’m Nischay Bandodiya — a full-stack developer and independent product builder interested in software, electronics and real-world systems.

I started with hands-on technical work before moving into web development. That background influences how I build: understand the workflow, remove friction and make the result useful.

01 / Journey

From physical systems to digital products.

My interest began with electronics, repairs and the mechanics of how everyday systems function. Manufacturing and maintenance training gave me a practical way to approach problems.

Software opened up another possibility: building systems that many people can use. Today I work with frontend interfaces, backend services and product architecture.

I’m especially interested in tools for small businesses—where clarity, speed and reliability matter more than flashy features.

02 / Experience

Work that shaped my approach.

  1. Now

    Independent product development

    Product / 01

    Building DukaanFlow, a business operations platform for shops. Focusing on workflows, reliable engineering and simple interfaces.

  2. 2026

    Full-stack and business software

    Software / 02

    Worked on practical web software for local service operations, using full-stack development to solve day-to-day workflow problems.

  3. Earlier

    Manufacturing & technical training

    Engineering / 03

    Trained at Tata Motors in a manufacturing and maintenance environment. Hands-on systems work shaped my approach to technical problem solving.

03 / Technical toolkit

What I build with.

01

Frontend

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Responsive UI
02

Backend

  • Node.js
  • REST APIs
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
03

Building & shipping

  • Git & GitHub
  • Vercel
  • Authentication
  • Product workflows
  • Technical debugging

04 / Direction

Practical technology. Long-term thinking.

I want to keep combining software engineering, electronics and product thinking to build useful technology—and learn from the people who use it.