The person behind the bots

I started in Kerala. I picked up Dart and Flutter on my own, and in 2023 I joined Edapt in Calicut as a Flutter intern. The internship was supposed to be longer — I was placed early, in four months, because the work was good. That taught me something I still believe: shipping beats credentials.

At Kayla Soft I spent a little over a year as a software engineer, shipping Flutter apps for web and mobile and going deep on Firebase — Firestore, Auth, Cloud Functions, the whole suite. I mentored juniors and published two open-source packages on pub.dev: a Firebase pagination library and a customizable CAPTCHA widget. Both came out of real problems in client projects.

Then I went full-time freelance, and that changed the kind of developer I am. When you're the only developer on a project, you own everything: the UI, the backend, the payment gateway, the store review that gets rejected at 11pm. I shipped a hotel booking app with Google Maps and Distance Matrix routing, live streaming apps built on Agora with Razorpay gifting, a multi-role food delivery platform, and a school app with live bus tracking for parents. Indian clients, international clients — complete project lifecycles, start to store listing.

Somewhere in that run I noticed Telegram bots were an underserved niche growing fast. Paid channel owners were doing subscription management by hand — checking payments, adding members, kicking expired ones. So I founded Telezoid: a productized Telegram bot agency. The flagship offer is the USDT Subscription Autopilot, which runs paid channels automatically — payments in, invite links out, expired members removed. Telezoid serves international clients, including a US consulting firm.

Today I work across Flutter, native Android in Kotlin, and full iOS deployment — App Store, TestFlight, review handling. I use AI-assisted development daily: Claude Code, Cursor, and MCP workflows. That doesn't replace judgment; it means I ship faster and spend the saved time on the parts that need a human.

Off the clock: Malayalam speaker from Calicut, now in Bengaluru, currently learning Kannada — slowly, with help from auto drivers. I'm also pursuing a BCA through IGNOU alongside work.