I'm Nehal — a designer who codes and a founder who still does the work himself. I'm based in Mandya, studying at RV University, and building a company while I'm at it.
AIRO Company — a parent brand with three planned divisions, starting with AIRO Media.
Joint Secretary, Rotaract Club of Mandya (District 3192), for the 2025–26 term.
RV University — computer science and AI: algorithms, systems and databases.
Grouped by organisation, newest first. Durations update on their own.
Building AIRO as a parent brand with separate divisions for media, farms and events — launched in sequence, so each one stands on its own before the next begins. Set the brand system and launched the six-page company website.
Branding, digital marketing, websites and custom software for local businesses. Leading the flagship build for Stellar Fitness Club — a public site plus admin, trainer and member dashboards.
Identity, social calendars, festival creatives and websites for local businesses, including Nirantara Bakes, Avi Sports, Tea Bench and Basaveshwara Borewells. Designed and launched the agency's own website.
On the club's founding board under the Rotary Club of Mandya, running community service, professional development and fellowship programmes.
Designed and launched the club's official website — board, members, projects and contact.
Part of Google Cloud Innovators, Google Maps Platform Innovators and the Google Cloud & NVIDIA developer community.
Exploratory data analysis and risk profiling, predicting loan delinquency with AI, and turning the findings into a data-backed collections strategy.
Computer science with a focus on AI — algorithms, systems and databases.
Mathematics, physics and chemistry.
Secondary school, through Class 10.
Posters, logos and social creatives for local businesses — the kind of work where you learn fast because the client sees the result the same week. That became SPREAD Media.
Design files only go so far. I taught myself HTML, CSS and JavaScript so I could hand over a live site instead of a mockup — and stopped depending on anyone else to ship.
A gym doesn't just need a homepage; it needs members, trainers, attendance and payments. That's where dashboards, databases and role-based access came in.
AIRO exists because the pieces kept repeating. Brand, site, software, marketing — do it once properly, then turn it into something reusable.
Different tools, same job — make it clear, make it move, make it work on every screen.
Logos, identity systems and the guidelines that keep them consistent — the work that makes a small business look established.
Interfaces built as systems — real components, real states, designed in Figma and handed off ready to build.
Hand-written, responsive, accessible front-ends — plus the dashboards, auth and databases behind them.
Social, content and campaigns that bring customers in — run monthly for real businesses, measured on what it returns.