I started out writing code, but somewhere along the way I realised I loved translating messy ideas into clear, thoughtful products through design.

For me design is a set of decisions about a product. It's not just an interface or an aesthetic, it's not just a brand or a color. Design is the actual decisions.

Most recently, I co-founded Labyrinth, a compliant private transaction protocol for blockchain. It began as an experiment and evolved into a working product with a testnet launch, a pre-seed round, and partnerships with folks from MetaMask, Consensys, and more. I wore multiple hats — leading product, design, partnerships, hiring, and a full rebrand.

Before that, I worked hands-on with early teams designing from scratch. I once built a global inflation dashboard powered by on-chain oracles, and helped launch an on-chain financial data marketplace before “tokenized data” was even a buzzword.

Outside of design, I find joy behind the camera, chasing light during golden hour walks or early morning sunrises. It started as a habit on my way home from college, and turned into a way of noticing the quiet detail, everyday moments that most people walk past without noticing.

Photography was once a bigger part of my life. Over the years, my photos have been featured by places like Forbes, Stanford University, Hindustan Times, and more. I also had the opportunity to collaborate with brands like OnePlus, Nokia, and LG for their product launches. These days, it’s more of a weekend ritual…still close to my heart. check photos.

I enjoy exploring new places…not for the checklist, but for the people, stories, and cultures hidden in plain sight.

Weekend runs, yoga, and slow reading help me stay balanced. I’m always experimenting, staying curious, and learning because that’s the only way forward.