Siddiqee Shrestha
I build AI and marketplace products out of Dhaka - currently VivaBoard, an interview engine that runs in Bangla, and Kemon, a review platform that asks for the receipt before it takes the rating.
I have been shipping for paying clients since I was thirteen. I run Let’sGo, a digital agency with UK and international clients, and I built the web infrastructure for MunAlert, an alert platform run with the Bangladesh Police through which four missing children have been found.
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Founder, Let'sGo
- VivaBoard, Kemon
In 2026 I led Team Arup-Bit to first prize at the e-ICON World Contest in South Korea. The result was covered in more than 20 news outlets in Bangladesh, and I gave interviews on live television including Jamuna TV. Where the work has appeared
Currently building
Selected numbers
45,000,000+
streams of my instrumental music, with no advertising spend
10,000
trees funded through Seed for Deed
~10,000
students using LalBus daily to catch their bus
4
children located through MunAlert
400+
junior students mentored in debating, development and freelancing
~100
websites built for clients since I was thirteen
Selected work
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.
Kemon
Local discovery for Bangladesh where you cannot leave a review without uploading the receipt - proof first, opinion second.
MunAlert
An Amber Alert system for Bangladesh, built with CID Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Police. Four children have been located through it.
LalBus
Real-time bus tracking for University of Dhaka students. Around 10,000 people open it every day to decide when to leave the house.
Let'sGo
A digital agency with UK and international clients, a team of six to seven, and close to a hundred websites shipped. Founded when I was fourteen.
Seed for Deed
A tree is planted for every good deed someone reports. Corporate sponsorship now funds the first 10,000 trees.
Recognition
16th e-ICON World Contest 2026, with the Minister of Education of the Republic of Korea Award
Team leader of Team Arup-Bit. Selected for the final round and flew from Dhaka to South Korea on 2 August 2026 for the fully funded international finals.
Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition
International Business & Innovation Olympiad
Judged against students from 48 countries.
Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition
Invited onto the judging panel the year after winning Gold.
CEO for a Day
1st out of 1,000+ participants nationwide, across hybrid online and offline rounds. Entered solo.
Admitted to over 20 universities in the United States, with scholarship offers.
Featured
Bangladesh Television (BTV)
Head of Communications for Quiz Quiz, one of Bangladesh's oldest and most-watched national television quiz programmes.
Jamuna TV
Live interview following the 16th e-ICON World Contest result, alongside interviews on other national television channels.
National and online press
The e-ICON World Contest result was covered in more than 20 news outlets in Bangladesh.
Ministry of Education, Republic of Korea
1st Prize and the Minister of Education Award at the 16th e-ICON World Contest, hosted by the Ministry and organised by the Korean Digital Frontiers Association.
Writing
The hard part of a Bangla interview engine was the speech
Everyone assumes the difficult part of an AI interviewer is the reasoning. Building VivaBoard in Bangla, it was the four seconds before the reasoning.
The receipt is the review
Nobody in Bangladesh trusts online ratings, and they are right not to. What changes when leaving a review costs you something.
Contact
I read every email. Client work, collaborations, speaking, and questions from students starting out in freelancing are all welcome.