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Dhananjay Trivedi — Product Engineer & Entrepreneur

I build digital products for real businesses.

Websites. AI systems. Customer experiences. Internal tools. SaaS products. From idea to working product — I design, build and launch it.

Based in IndiaSoftware EngineerProduct BuilderEntrepreneur

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01 — What I Build

What I can build for your business.

If you’re doing something manually every day, there’s a good chance we can build a system for it.

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Business Websites

Modern websites designed to turn visitors into customers.

  • Business & service websites
  • Landing pages
  • SEO-focused sites
  • Booking & contact experiences
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AI & Automation

Remove repetitive work with AI and automation.

  • AI assistants
  • Lead processing
  • WhatsApp & Telegram workflows
  • AI-powered forms
  • Automated reports
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Mobile & Web Apps

Custom software for businesses and communities.

  • Customer apps
  • Internal dashboards
  • Marketplaces
  • Community platforms
  • SaaS products
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Product Development

Have an idea? I turn it into a working product.

  • Product strategy
  • UX
  • MVP
  • Architecture
  • Development & launch
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Digital Growth Infrastructure

Search, content, leads and analytics working as one system.

  • SEO infrastructure
  • Content systems
  • Lead capture
  • Onboarding
  • Analytics
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Business Systems

Turn manual processes into software.

  • Operations dashboards
  • Records & registers
  • Follow-up systems
  • Internal tools
45Days building
10+Products & experiments
5+Years engineering
∞Ideas tested

02 — Proof

Things I’ve actually built.

Not a list of technologies — real products, built for real problems.

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Chikitsa

Healthcare · AI Workflow

AI-assisted patient pre-consultation for clinics.

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Problem
Doctors were collecting and organizing basic case information by hand before every consultation.
What I built
A pipeline that takes a patient’s Google Form, processes it with AI into a structured case summary, and delivers it to the doctor on Telegram — before the patient walks in.
Result
Set up in about 30 minutes per clinic, using tools the clinic already had.
Setup ~30 minOpenAIGoogle FormsTelegram
Try the live demo

Bhama

Venture · Product Ecosystem

An AI-operated product company — my current venture.

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Bhama explores how software, AI and community infrastructure can solve real-world business problems. Under it I’ve designed, built and tested an ecosystem of products — Bhama.app, Bhama Core, Council, Chikitsa, writing and community products, and other validated experiments.

Bhama is where I test whether an idea deserves to become a product.

Bhama.appCoreCouncilChikitsaCommunity
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Healthcare · Website

Homoeopathy Clinic Website

A clinic needed a modern presence patients could trust.

A website with clear services, contact and a booking flow.

View demo
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Legal · Platform

Legal Platform

Legal help is hard to navigate.

A platform connecting people to structured legal services.

View demo
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Community · App

Community Platform

Communities run on scattered chats.

A dedicated space for members, content and conversations.

View demo
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Client & Studio Work

Different businesses, different bottlenecks.

Websites, SaaS products, AI workflows, mobile apps, automation systems and prototypes delivered across domains.

03 — Right Now

45 days of building.

July 2026 → August 2026

After years of software engineering, product work and experimenting with startups, I decided to stop building in isolation and spend 45 days aggressively testing ideas in the real world.

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  1. Day 1

    Ideas → problems

  2. Week 1

    Product exploration

  3. Week 2

    Real users + real businesses

  4. Week 3

    Build

  5. Week 4

    Test

  6. Week 5

    Refine

  7. Week 6

    Launch

45 days. Multiple products. Multiple experiments. Hundreds of product decisions. One objective: build things people actually need.

04 — The Story

From engineer to product builder to entrepreneur.

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  1. 2018

    Software Engineer

    Started my career building software.

  2. Bangalore

    Product & Engineering

    Worked with engineering teams and learned how products actually get shipped.

  3. Next

    Product Management

    Moved closer to the business — users, problems, execution.

  4. Then

    Entrepreneurship

    Started building products independently.

  5. Today

    Bhama

    Building products, systems and digital infrastructure for businesses.

I know how software gets built — and I understand how businesses work. This portfolio combines both.

05 — For You

What could I build for your business?

Map this onto your own business — these are starting points, not limits.

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Restaurant

  • Website
  • Menu
  • WhatsApp lead flow
  • Customer database
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Clinic

  • Patient registration
  • AI case preparation
  • Doctor dashboard
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Retail Store

  • Digital catalogue
  • Enquiry system
  • Customer management
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Service Business

  • Landing page
  • Lead capture
  • Automated follow-ups
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Professional

  • Personal website
  • Content platform
  • Appointment system
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Growing Business

  • Internal dashboard
  • Automation
  • Custom software

06 — How I Work

How I turn a business problem into software.

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  1. 01

    Understand

    We start with the business, not the technology.

  2. 02

    Identify

    Find the repetitive, expensive or broken part of the workflow.

  3. 03

    Design

    Create the simplest useful solution.

  4. 04

    Build

    Ship a working version quickly.

  5. 05

    Test

    Put it in front of real users.

  6. 06

    Improve

    Use actual feedback to decide what comes next.

I’m not selling coding hours. I’m selling problem-solving and execution.

07 — Build Log

Actively building.

Don’t just take my word for it — this is what I’ve been building recently.

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  • August 29, 2026

    Launched this portfolio — my proof-of-work in website form.

  • August 2026

    Refining Chikitsa with feedback from real clinic workflows.

  • July → August 2026

    45-day building sprint: multiple products and experiments tested with real users.

08 — Straight Answers

Questions business owners actually ask.

How does pricing work?

Around the problem, not hours. We agree on what to build and what it costs before any work starts — a simple website and a full business system are very different projects, and they're priced like it.

How long will it take?

We start with the smallest version that's actually useful, so you see something working early instead of waiting months for a big reveal. From there we improve it with real feedback.

I'm not technical. Is that a problem?

Not at all — that's exactly who I build for. We talk about your business in plain language: what's slow, what's manual, what's costing you customers. The technology is my job.

Will I be able to run it myself?

Yes. Wherever possible I build on tools you already use — WhatsApp, Google Forms, simple dashboards — so your team can operate it without me standing next to them.

What if I don't know exactly what I need?

That's the normal starting point. Tell me what annoys you every day in your business, and I'll tell you what we can build — and what's not worth building.

09 — Let’s Build Something

Have a business problem? Let’s turn it into a product.

Tell me what’s slow, manual or broken in your business — I’ll tell you what we can build.

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Or write to me right here

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