I don't just buildproducts.I build the systemsthey live in.

The problem

Most creators juggle five different tools just to sell, write and show their work. Everything lives in a different place, and none of it really belongs to them.

The idea

One place a creator can call home — store, portfolio and blog together in a single tool they fully own. Built openly, for everyone to use.

What I built

I build all of it myself — the design, the frontend and the backend — with Next.js, Prisma and MySQL. It's where I try new ideas and learn by doing every part, in my own time.

The result

Saroh is the one I fully own: my decisions, my mistakes, mine to fix. I work on it whenever I get the time, in the open and as open source, so others can learn from it too.

The problem

Teams wanted to use AI agents, but had no real way to run and keep an eye on them. It was all loose scripts and dashboards pieced together by hand.

The idea

One platform to create, run and watch AI agents — all from a single, clear screen, the way your computer manages the apps you open.

What I built

I built the part people actually use: live dashboards that show what each agent is doing, on a setup with Next.js built to handle many teams at once.

The result

Turned a messy pile of scripts into a real product — one place a team could understand what was happening and build on it.

The problem

Online sellers run their business across many places at once — and their stock, orders and listings keep falling out of sync across all of them.

The idea

One place to manage it all, so everything a seller has on every channel stays correct and up to date.

What I built

I built the screens sellers use every day to manage products, orders and channels — keeping a lot of fast-moving data accurate and easy to work with.

The result

Gave sellers a single place to run their whole business, instead of a browser full of tabs and spreadsheets.