Kathmandu, Nepal
I build websites, and think a little too much about how people find them.
Web development and SEO. BSc. CSIT student, 8th semester. Currently learning Next.js properly.
The short version
Most developers start with code. I started with a blog, and got obsessed with a much simpler question: why does Google show some pages and bury others? That question turns out to be most of what SEO is, and once you start noticing it, it’s hard to stop.
Chasing it taught me keyword research, search intent, and enough technical SEO that building the actual website started to feel like the obvious next step. So I learned that too, WordPress at first, because that’s where the client work was.
These days there’s rarely a clean line between the two. I’ll open Search Console in the middle of a build just to check whether a page is even worth shipping.
Selected work
7+ clients, 10+ web projects so far: hotels, law firms, an NGO, a magazine, education consultancy, and more. Three of them below.
Hospitality
A hotel website for a property in Thamel, Kathmandu, built to make rooms easy to browse and booking simple.
Next.js · Tailwind · SEO
Visit site
Education consultancy
An education consultancy in Kathmandu, guiding Nepali students to universities across Australia, the UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea.
HTML/JS · Decap CMS · SEO
Visit siteDigital magazine
An online magazine promoting the Himalayas, Sherpas, mountaineers, and mountaineering through remarkable stories.
WordPress · Elementor · SEO
Visit site
I work with
Web Development · WordPress · Google Business Profile · SEO · GA4 & Search Console · Vibecoding
Most of it comes down to the same thing: bringing a business onto the web properly, and making sure people can actually find it once it’s there.
I’m in Kathmandu, currently in my 8th semester of a BSc. CSIT degree, freelancing since 2022 alongside classes. Most of what pays the bills is web development and SEO work for small businesses around the city: a hotel, an education consultancy, a magazine, and a few others.
Outside of that, I’m still the same person who started a blog because I wanted people to actually read it. I’d like to get back to writing properly at some point, once the current list of things to build gets a little shorter.