Software engineer · Gurugram, India
I turn slow, repetitive work into software, and I ship products people actually use.
I automate whatever wastes people's time.
And I ship my own software.
If I see a task twice, I turn it into a tool, in any field. That habit became a desktop app with 1,000+ downloads, a platform with 20+ paying customers, and automation 25+ engineers use.
My story →If a job is slow, manual or repeated, I don't do it a second time. I turn it into software 
that runs by itself, so people can get back to the work that actually needs them.
Any field, any task. If it is repetitive or gets in the way, I script it, connect the APIs, and leave people only the decisions that matter.
Software people use and pay for: desktop apps, Chrome extensions, PWAs and the backends behind them.
Releases, tests and monitoring, so it keeps working after launch, with the history on GitHub.
Hover a film to watch it. Click for sound.Films play as you scroll. Tap one for sound.
Hold a shortcut, speak, and clean text lands at your cursor.
A desktop app that types what you say wherever you are working, and falls back to offline Whisper when a provider fails.
I built the desktop app. Logo and marketing site by a collaborator.Pick a region and a category. Get a clean lead list.
It collects businesses, removes duplicates and exports the list, and keeps working after you close the browser.
Built with a collaborator. I work on the product and run its AWS infrastructure. Film shows a concept UI with sample data.Say hi, pick a check, get a report.
A Python chatbot inside Microsoft Teams that joins three internal APIs, so 25+ engineers stop doing the same checks by hand.
Accenture. Film is a reconstruction with sample data.Finds a deal, checks it with AI, posts it to Telegram.
A five-service pipeline on Docker Compose, with Prometheus and Grafana tracking what each service processes and which ones fail.
MVP plus WhatsApp ingestion. Analytics in progress.Each one solved something I kept running into, mostly on evenings and weekends.
See how it fits my resume →Most of it is in private repos, where the products live. The public ones are below.
github.com/decodeswapnil →“Your contributions truly make a difference. Thank you for your hard work, passion, and for continually raising the bar for those around you.”
“Thanks for your perseverance on ensuring that we partnered with client to have their systems be built in most effective and secure way. The interactions that you and all team members had to go through, however you did not lose focus and did what was best for client.”
It works. Start with help, try automate --dry-run, or start the music with music play.
Two years at Accenture, a BCA from Chandigarh University, a minor from IIT Mandi, and cloud certifications you can check with their issuers.
Off the clock I play chess, practise calligraphy and paint.
All three reward the same thing good software does: slow down, look properly, then move.
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