Make it weird, make it work.
I’m Akash, a project manager wrangling code, clients, and caffeine into things that actually ship. One brain, end to end. Less talk, more launch.
Four things, done properly.
Project management
Scoping, planning, deadline-wrangling. I keep the pieces moving so you don't have to chase anyone.
Web builds
Custom sites, WordPress, hosting setups. From a bat-signal canvas to a clean WHMCS install. Built to last.
Workflow automation
n8n flows, integrations, AI-powered systems. The boring stuff handled, so the team can do the interesting stuff.
Audits & strategy
SEO audits, GSC reviews, technical deep dives. I find the leaks and tell you which ones matter.
Four steps, no surprises.
Sit down
A 30-minute call. You talk, I listen. We figure out if this is a fit before anyone signs anything.
Day 1Sketch
A tight scope, a clear plan, a fixed price. No vague "we'll see how it goes" energy.
Day 2-4Ship
Build, test, launch. You see progress weekly. One brain end-to-end means fast moves and zero telephone game.
Week 1-5Sustain
Documentation, handover, optional retainer. The work outlives the engagement.
ForeverTen years.
Worked with forty+ agencies.
Quietly shipped.
People who didn't have to say this.
Akash is always available to answer questions, help with last-minute tasks, and has taken over all of our maintenance tasks on his own — freeing up my partner and me to focus on client development. His technical knowledge goes way beyond most outsource teams. Highly recommend.
As a Project Manager myself, I’m very appreciative of Akash’s responsiveness and the daily updates I can expect in my email before he leaves each day.
Akash has been a key part of my operation. I loved having him to go to to get tasks done, and to provide needed expertise on a variety of development issues.
Things I learned the hard way.
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If you’ve got something half-built, half-broken, or just half-an-idea, send it my way. We’ll see if I can help. No deck required.