The short version, told properly.

Hi, I’m Shrestha. I build digital systems that solve real-world problems.

I am an 18-year-old founder, full-stack developer, and business strategist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. My work exists at the intersection of scalable technology, artificial intelligence, and social impact.

My journey didn’t start in a boardroom; it started at thirteen, debugging a broken website by the light of a phone hotspot during a pandemic power cut. That first freelance project taught me a fundamental truth that still drives me today: technology is only as valuable as the real-world problems it solves.

Today, I run Let’sGo, a digital agency providing end-to-end web, mobile, and AI automation solutions for global clients. I achieved financial independence at 15, but my proudest work happens when technology meets immediate human urgency.

Building for Impact

I believe in building systems that scale to protect and empower communities:

• MunAlert: I serve as the technical lead for this rapid-response missing-children tracking platform. Working alongside 2020 International Children’s Peace Prize winner Sadat Rahman and the Bangladesh Police, I built the web infrastructure that recently culminated in a nationwide partnership with Meta to launch the Amber Alert feature in Bangladesh.
• LalBus: To solve campus transit chaos, I developed a real-time public tracking app currently serving over 10,000 active students daily at Dhaka University.
• Seed for Deed & Janao: I am actively developing platforms that leverage technology to reward environmental action and provide AI-augmented mental health support for youth.

Leadership & Academic Drive

After achieving a perfect 5.00 GPA in science at Government Laboratory High School, I actively shifted my focus to Business Studies for my HSC at Dhaka Residential Model College (DRMC). I made this pivot to master the frameworks behind scaling the ventures I was already building.

I don't just build code; I build teams. As the President of the DRMC IT Club and Debating Club, I have mentored over 400 younger students. I teach them marketable freelance skills and host their early portfolio sites on my own servers so they, too, can find financial independence.

My strategic and creative work has been recognized globally, earning Gold Awards at the International Business & Innovation Olympiad (IBIO) and the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, as well as a National Championship at Business Fest Bangladesh.

What’s Next?

I am currently preparing for undergraduate studies abroad for the Fall 2026 intake, looking to study at the intersection of business management, entrepreneurship, and technology. I am always looking to connect with visionary founders, tech innovators, and communities pushing the boundaries of what digital products can achieve.