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Founder & developer

I build software, run a small agency, and make music.

Based in Dhaka. Currently working on VivaBoard and Kemon.

A little more about me

I started freelancing at thirteen. Since then, I've founded Let'sGo, mentored over 400 students, and kept making instrumental music on the side.

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Interview practiceBuilding

VivaBoard

An AI interview ecosystem in Bangla and English: an examiner that speaks, listens, asks the follow-up your answer invited, and returns a scored report.

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Founder
When
2025 - present
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How I got here.

From my first website at thirteen to the work I'm doing now.

13years old

One laptop. A lot of tabs.

YouTube tutorials on my brother's laptop. A first paying client. A power cut in Dhaka, and a phone hotspot with 5% battery. My first website finally went live.

The client said, “it’s perfect.” I was hooked.

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100websites, give or take

A freelancer became a founder.

I started Let'sGo at fourteen. What began with one client grew into a small team building websites and brands for people in Bangladesh, the UK, and beyond.

Learning to build is one thing. Learning to lead is another.

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02questions I couldn't leave alone

What if the tools understood us?

An interview you can practise in Bangla. A review you can actually trust. VivaBoard and Kemon started with problems I kept seeing around me.

The best ideas tend to be uncomfortably close to home.

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01first prize, e-ICON World Contest

From Dhaka to South Korea.

I led Team Arup-Bit at the e-ICON World Contest. We came home with first prize and the Minister of Education Award. Then it was back to building.

A very good chapter. Definitely not the last one.

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Outside the brief.

Some of the work that matters most to me happens outside a client project.

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A small distraction / 01

Lights out.

Nine tiles. One small puzzle. Turn off every asterisk. Each tile flips itself and its neighbors above, below, left, and right.

No timer. No score to chase. Just a little thinking.

Ready when you are.

A pocket-sized logic game.

Tap or click. Keyboard: Tab to a tile, arrows to move, Enter or Space to flip.