Where it starts
Indie House begins with one person and a laptop in Delhi NCR — no team, no office, just a habit of fixing the small things that annoyed me until they turned into apps.

The journey of a solo maker in Delhi NCR, turning small everyday itches into apps worth keeping — told milestone by milestone.
Indie House begins with one person and a laptop in Delhi NCR — no team, no office, just a habit of fixing the small things that annoyed me until they turned into apps.

I started writing code about four years ago and never really stopped. iOS became home base — the place I could take an idea from a sketch all the way to something on a real home screen, by myself.

It started with a windowsill of plants I kept almost killing. I wanted something that could tell me what a plant was and exactly how to keep it alive — so I built it. Snap a photo, learn the species, get care tuned to the plant in front of you.

The second itch: bedtime stories worth telling twice. StoryTime.ai lets you pick a world, choose a path, and watch the story bend around you — interactive adventures instead of the same five on the shelf.

Two apps in, the pattern had a name. Indie House is where I ship the things I make alone — small, sharp, made by hand, and built to be the kind of app I'd actually want on my own phone. No growth team, no dark patterns, no feature you didn't ask for.

Final year of my AI degree, and the house is just getting started. Apps are the beginning — books and videos are next. More human, less bloated software, made by someone who actually uses it every day.

An idea, a partnership, or just a hello — I read every message myself.