Hey, I'm Bibin. I'm a software engineer who cares about the product as much as the code.

I'm a co-founder at Upbrew, where we craft software for people who care about how things are made. I like working at the intersection of engineering and product thinking — figuring out what to build, then building it well.

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philosophy

I like understanding the problem before jumping into the solution.

I've found that the best work happens when you slow down to ask the right questions first. Who's this for? What does success look like? I try to think about users early and often — it usually saves a lot of rework later.

I lean towards simplicity, shipping early, and iterating based on what I learn. Nothing fancy — just trying to make useful things.

selected work

Thoughtcatcher

A tool for capturing ideas on the go — mobile app, Chrome extension, and a backend that ties it all together with AI-powered pattern discovery.

FlutterNext.jsSupabaseLangChain

DeepTutor

An AI learning system with multiple agents — it can solve problems, generate questions, do deep research, and guide you through topics interactively.

PythonFastAPINext.jsRAG

ColorSea

AI-powered color analysis that uses computer vision and face recognition to find palettes that work for you.

PythonFastAPIOpenCVNext.js

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what I work with

Mobile

Flutter, Dart, cross-platform apps

Frontend

React, Next.js, Vue, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Backend

Node.js, Express, FastAPI, Python, Supabase

AI & ML

LangChain, RAG, OpenCV, PyTorch, multi-agent systems

Databases

PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Prisma, Hive

Product

User research, roadmap thinking, shipping early and often

recent writing

February 8, 2026·6 min read

What I Learned Building a Multi-Agent AI Tutor

Getting multiple AI agents to work together on DeepTutor taught me more about orchestration than any tutorial could.

January 20, 2026·5 min read

Capturing Thoughts Across Platforms

The messy, iterative process of building Thoughtcatcher — and why the Chrome extension became the feature I use most.

January 5, 2026·5 min read

Computer Vision Is Harder Than It Looks

Lessons from building ColorSea — skin tone analysis, lighting quirks, and why color is more subjective than I expected.

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Want to work together?

If you have a project in mind or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out. I'm always up for a good conversation.

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