Hi! I am Om
I work where business, technology, and education meet, obsessed with how systems shape people. My process is heavy thinking and lean building, focusing on deep synthesis so that I can create with precision. While I have founded multiple initiatives to bridge education and industry, my core energy is that of a maker. I combine AI, UX design, and strategy to solve problems and turn every user into a builder.
About Me
I am deeply motivated by the systems and patterns that shape our world. I spend a lot of time thinking about how ideas take root and how quiet, thoughtful decisions can create a significant impact over time. My goal is to better bridge the space between insight and action so I can turn complex observations into meaningful results more quickly.
I am focused on building things that truly last and serve a purpose. Whether it is designing schools that empower students or developing products that solve genuine problems, I look for depth and durability in everything I do. I believe that understanding human incentives and creating strong structures is the best way to move past the surface and find real solutions.
My path is defined by a commitment to clarity and personal direction. I have found that precision often comes from stepping outside of my comfort zone, and I am always willing to put in the work required to get things right. I value deep connections and reliable partnerships, and I treat every interaction as an opportunity to learn and grow.
Everything I do is oriented toward the future. I want to look back and see a journey defined by steady ambition and intentional choices rather than just reactions to the moment. By taking full ownership of my path today, I am building a foundation for a future that is clear, purposeful, and driven by a desire to leave things better than I found them.
Recent Writing
Thoughts on development, design, and tech.
The Cost of Free
As AI replaces more of the work we earn from, a strange loop emerges: we need money to access the very tool replacing our income.
When My Intention Scared My Own Body
I set out with a fixed intention to not come home alive, and my body fought back against it in ways I could not control. This is what I learned about the split between the mind and the nervous system during that time.
The Feed That Decides What India Thinks
Indian users generate some of the largest traffic numbers for global platforms, yet the rules governing what appears on those feeds get written far away, under different laws and different pressures. A look at how that gap has already surfaced in Indian politics, and why it matters for the years ahead.
Quick Ships
Quick Ship — Sep 1, 2026, 10:54 AM
I now own rajguru.xyz and plan to use it for personal email addresses for my family. I have no plans of getting married or having kids, but if that ever changes, my wife and kids will have their own name@rajguru.xyz addresses too.
A Grain Against Infinity
When I look at death and everything I’ve done with my life, I think about my goal: to improve people’s lives and leave this world a little better than I found it. But when I think about the scale of m…
Quick Ship — Aug 16, 2026, 10:49 AM
If I had to pursue a career other than cybersecurity or psychology, it would be the IFS.
Dev Notes
I write about code the way I wish someone had explained it to me.
Building Fix My India: A Platform to Bridge Citizens and Government
A look at why I built a platform for citizens to report civic issues and track government response, and what it does so far.
Bringing Development and Reliability Together
I recently started a private initiative called SDLC, a framework that combines software development and reliability practices into a single lifecycle. It is my attempt to create a clearer and more consistent way of building and maintaining software from start to finish.
Shelf
I built Shelf because my ideas and thoughts were scattered across every note-taking app I had ever tried. Every time I sat down with Claude to think through an important decision, all of that context stayed behind in those apps, invisible to the conversation. I wanted one place that Claude could actually reach into.
Poetry
Nothing Left to Want
There is nowhere I need to reach, no one I need to find, and nothing left I care enough to win.
A Grammar of Unreturned Breaths
A poem about quiet endings repeating themselves in ways too small to notice.
A Most Grim Account of the Room That Feedeth Still
A quiet observation of the objects that remain when people disappear.
Get in Touch
I'm open to working on things that matter. If you're building something meaningful, have a question, or simply want to connect, I'd welcome hearing from you.
