Pokhara, NepalBuilder · brand maker · traveller · songwriter
I build products and brands, walk ridgelines and write songs. Four worlds, one person. Pick a door below.
Things I built while somewhere else.
Since 2017 I've turned ideas into products people use every day. Architecture, code and design in one loop, with the small details done right.
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“I build things fast. I fix things faster.”
I just like building brands.
My own side projects first, then Skybase for software and Baizani for lifestyle. Under each sits a family of brands with their own names, voices and people who love them. Giving something a name and watching it come alive is my favourite part of the work.
Side quests that shipped.
Before the companies, and alongside them, there are the things I build for myself. Small tools, quick ideas and apps I simply wanted to exist. Some grow up and move into a house. Some stay mine.
Studios first. Innovations later.
It began as a name for music demos with friends. Engineering pulled harder, and side projects turned into products worth keeping. Today Skybase builds apps, websites and platforms for 50+ clients, and raises its own family of products.
Baizani means purple. A lifestyle house.
Baizani is a lifestyle brand house: jewellery, apparel and the labels that live under it. Same obsession as the software. Every detail considered, every detail doing a job, until it makes someone smile.
“TripHaru is built in Nepal, but made for everyone who's ever searched, scrolled, and still ended up saying: where next?”Sonaam Hitang, Founder & CEO
Where the road ends and the stars begin.
Where the road ends and the signal fades.
Most of my best ideas arrive on a trail, and the best nights end under the Milky Way. Scroll to climb from 2,546 m to 4,500 m.
Where Skybase began.
Before the code, there were songs.
Skybase started as Skybase Studios, a name for demos recorded with friends. It took its cue from Sky Harbor, the label and studio Adam Young built for Owl City, a world I've loved for a long time.
The songs still come, usually after a long day on the trail.