Do you work with people outside Nepal?
Most of what I do is remote. I’m on Kathmandu time, which lands comfortably inside a European morning and an Australian afternoon — and I’m not precious about the odd late call.
Contact
Have something
worth making?
Tell me what you’re working on, what you’re stuck on, or what you’ve been thinking about.
Big idea, tiny problem, half-finished Figma file. I’m interested.
What happens next
I read it myself.
No assistant, no autoresponder. It lands in one inbox and I’m the one who opens it.
You hear back in a day or two.
Usually sooner. If it’s been longer than that, something went wrong — email me directly.
If it’s a fit, we talk properly.
A call, a few questions, and an honest answer about whether I’m the right person for it.
Before you write
Do you take design-only or code-only work?
Both, happily. Doing the whole thing is where I’m most useful, but plenty of projects only need one half — a design someone else will build, or a build someone else has designed.
What do you need from me to start?
Less than you’d think. What it is, who it’s for, and whatever already exists — even if that’s a voice note and three screenshots. We can work the rest out together.
How small is too small?
Not very small at all. A single screen, a landing page, an interaction that won’t behave — those are good weekends. Tell me what it is and I’ll say honestly whether it’s worth your money.