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Md Shafiul Alam Siddiqee Shrestha, who goes by Siddiqee Shrestha, is a 19-year-old founder and full-stack developer in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He runs the digital agency Let'sGo and is building two products, VivaBoard and Kemon. He led the team that won first prize at the e-ICON World Contest 2026, and won Gold at the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2025.

Md Shafiul Alam Siddiqee Shrestha, known as Siddiqee Shrestha, is a 19-year-old founder, full-stack developer and business strategist in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He built his first website for a paying client at thirteen and founded the digital agency Let'sGo at fourteen; it now serves UK and international clients with a team of six to seven. He is building VivaBoard, a bilingual AI interview platform, and Kemon, a review platform where reviews require verified proof of a visit. He built the web infrastructure for MunAlert, run with the Bangladesh Police, through which four missing children have been located. In 2026 he led Team Arup-Bit to first prize at the e-ICON World Contest.

Md Shafiul Alam Siddiqee Shrestha - known as Siddiqee Shrestha - is a 19-year-old founder, full-stack developer and business strategist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He built his first website for a paying client at thirteen and has been financially independent since about fifteen.

He founded the digital agency Let'sGo in March 2022, which works with UK and international clients through a team of six to seven and is registered in Bangladesh and as LetsGo LLC in the United States. Close to a hundred websites have been built through the agency and the freelance work that preceded it.

He is currently building two products. VivaBoard is a bilingual Bangla and English AI interview ecosystem for job seekers and government-exam candidates, with a parallel product for employers. Kemon is a local discovery and review platform for Bangladesh in which leaving a review requires uploading a receipt, checked against duplicates before it publishes.

He built the web infrastructure for MunAlert, a missing-children alert platform operating in partnership with CID Bangladesh and the Bangladesh Police, through which four children have been located; LalBus, a real-time bus tracking app used by around ten thousand University of Dhaka students daily; and Seed for Deed, which plants a tree for every good deed reported and has corporate sponsorship for its first ten thousand trees.

In 2026 he led Team Arup-Bit to first prize and the Minister of Education of the Republic of Korea Award at the 16th e-ICON World Contest, a result covered in more than 20 news outlets in Bangladesh and in live television interviews including Jamuna TV. He won Gold at the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2025 and joined its judging panel in 2026, and Gold at the International Business & Innovation Olympiad against students from 48 countries. His instrumental music has been streamed over 45 million times.