I build AI products and ship them fast, then let real use tell me what to build next.

I'm Jinder. I build AI products and put them in front of real people as fast as I can. A rough version shipped this week teaches me more than a polished plan ever will.

I like the whole arc of making something: the first prototype, the version that finally clicks, the small decisions of taste that separate a tool people tolerate from one they reach for. I move quickly on purpose, because speed is how you find the good ideas hiding behind the obvious ones.

What I care about

• Shipping early, then letting real use decide what comes next.
• Taste, the small choices that make a product feel inevitable.
• Speed as a discipline, not a shortcut.