I spent the last few months doing one simple thing: shipping.
No big master plan. No waiting for the perfect idea. Just building small products, putting them online, and moving to the next one.
Here’s what came out of it:
Hyderabad Startup Map
An interactive map of startups in Hyderabad. I got tired of not having a clear way to explore the local ecosystem, so I made one. You can browse companies by sector and location across HITEC City, Gachibowli, Madhapur and more.
Link: hyderabadstartupsmap.lol
An AI tool that helps SaaS founders show up in the right conversations without sounding like a robot. It finds relevant discussions and drafts natural, helpful replies.
Link: tealsub.com
Simple Dev Tools
A free collection of everyday developer utilities that run completely in the browser. Format JSON, decode JWTs, generate UUIDs, test regex, and more all private and fast.
Link: simpledevtools.org
ShipInDays
An open-source Next.js SaaS starter. Auth, payments, emails, and the usual boilerplate are already set up so you can stop rebuilding the same foundation every time.
Link: shipindays.nikhilsai.in
MintConvert
A focused tool that turns messy bank statement PDFs into clean CSV, Excel, JSON, or accounting-ready files in seconds. No more manual cleanup.
Link: mintconvert.com
Milestone Studio
A simple tool to create clean, shareable milestone cards without opening Canva and spending 20 minutes adjusting fonts and contrast.
Link: milestonestudio.nikhilsai.in
RabbitAI
Another small experiment I shipped along the way. Still early, but live.
Link: rabbitai.nikhilsai.in
None of these are perfect. Some are tiny. Some are still rough around the edges. But they’re live, and that already feels better than keeping ideas in Notion forever.
Building in public has been fun (and occasionally painful). You learn faster when real people can click the link and tell you what’s broken.
Looking for openings
I’m currently open to full-time opportunities preferably roles where I can build products, ship features, and work with a good team.
If you’re hiring or know someone who is, feel free to reach out.
In the meantime, I’ll keep shipping.
Because waiting never built anything.