Bengaluru
Incoming call from Bengaluru
Each one answers a question I had. The answer comes first, the reasoning second, and the link last.
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Turns your iPhone's Apple Health export into clear charts, right in your browser.
Rationale
Your phone collects years of sleep, heart and activity data, then shows it to you a week at a time. Health Atlas shows the whole run. It's also built so your file never leaves your device: the page can't make a network request, even if it wanted to.
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Shows what prediction markets think about the things I follow, drawn as water levels.
Rationale
Betting markets are the fastest-moving opinion polls there are, and the noisiest. Andaaza keeps only the questions worth watching and shows, at a glance, how sure the crowd is and how quickly it's changing its mind.
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Tells you whether it's actually raining right now at your places in Bengaluru, from real weather stations.
Rationale
A forecast gives one number for a whole city. Bengaluru rain happens street by street. Brollo reads live station data and answers the only question that matters before you leave: is it raining there, now?
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Also on the list: The House of 1400 (private) and On This Day (in progress).
See all projectsI started on cold calls. At BrowserStack I called enterprise accounts across APAC for five quarters, with zero misses on pipeline.
Then came leading a team of ten, fixing an inbound engine that was broken, and founding Taloop to place SDRs. Picking up the phone still works. So does building the tool you wish you had.
The full careerThree months into running inbound and outbound for WizStudio at WizCommerce.
After hours: getting Brollo ready for Bengaluru's next downpour.
15 minutes, your agenda. SDR hiring, outbound, or something I built.
SDR Manager at WizCommerce
Sales by day. Small, useful tools after hours.