Saskatoon, Canada · Open to ambitious problems

I turn curiosityinto products.

Nisarg Chaudhary is a product-minded developer who designs, prototypes, and ships. Currently building AI automation at Vendasta.

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01 / Operating principle

The best way to understand an idea is to make it real.

I like the messy middle between a sharp observation and a working product: asking why, finding the constraint, making the first version, and learning from what people actually do.

Strategy is a hypothesis.
A prototype is evidence.

02 / Selected work

Proof, not promises.

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Consumer app · Shipped

FitGlass

Making the search for the right glasses feel less like guesswork.

An app-first product built around a simple idea: choosing glasses should feel personal, clear, and confident. From product framing to the finished experience, FitGlass is a study in turning an everyday friction into a focused tool.

ProductApp buildingConsumer UX
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iPad concept · Work in progress

MindOcean

What if a whiteboard could think in blocks without losing its freedom?

A hybrid notes app for iPad that brings Notion-like blocks onto an open canvas. Mix text, sketches, and code in the same space—structured enough to organize, fluid enough to think.

iPadSpatial notesProduct concept
In progress
03
Work experience · Production systems

AI automation at Vendasta

Making complicated infrastructure feel like a product.

Building AI-powered automation and listing-data infrastructure with Go, gRPC, and Temporal—where reliability, clear interfaces, and product judgment meet.

AI workflowsGoDistributed systems
03 / The experiment log

Small bets.
Fast feedback.
Useful surprises.

E–01

Can better framing make a personal choice feel obvious?FitGlass

E–02

Can structure and freeform thinking share one canvas?MindOcean

E–03

Can reliable infrastructure still feel invisible?Vendasta

04 / Direction of travel

I’m not interested in staying in one lane.

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My ambition is to lead products from zero to one—and eventually build companies around problems worth solving. The job right now is simple: compound taste, technical depth, and the courage to ship.