Sridhar · Developer & teacher · London

Useful software.
Built with AI.
Made for real life.

I build products on evenings and weekends, and help tech professionals turn AI tools into things they can actually ship. By day, I’m a developer at a London asset manager.

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Selected work

Independent projects / 01—03
Money Horizon

The long view
of your money.

Savings / Retirement / Family

01 / Latest project

Money Horizon

A free UK financial planner. Bring savings, pensions and family plans together, then explore what a different future could look like.

No sign-up. Your figures stay in your browser.

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02 / Mobile app

VoxTrade

A voice-first app for tradespeople. Built around plumbers, electricians and builders, with workflows shaped by their feedback.

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03 / Content & automation

AI Dev Diaries

An experiment in automated publishing: research, scripts, video generation and publishing in one AI-powered pipeline.

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Your next thing starts here

Learn with me

From AI user to builder.

Five weekend sessions in a small group. Bring an idea and work towards an AI-powered project you’ll actually use.

5 sessions · Up to 10 people · £199 founding rate
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Build with me

Give your idea a first version.

A focused, one-to-one Build Sprint for a web app, mobile app or internal tool. We work together to get something useful shipped.

Around 6 weeks · Evenings & weekends
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Cohort 01 — Build with AI

Five weekend sessions. Ten seats. By the end, each person has shipped one AI-powered thing they actually use.

The gap between using AI tools and actually building with them is bigger than it looks. This cohort exists to close it — five weekends, ten people, one shipped project each.

  • Format 5 weekends · live
  • Cohort Max 10 seats
  • Founding rate £199

Optional. Helps me make sure the cohort is a good fit for you before I get back to you.

Now /Money Horizon is live. VoxTrade is available on the web, App Store and Google Play. The AI Dev Diaries pipeline already sources content and publishes videos to YouTube.

Reading and watching

A handful of things I keep coming back to. Updated when something earns its place — not weekly.

  • → Simon Willison's blog — the most useful practitioner-level commentary on the AI space, no hype.
  • → Latent Space — long-form interviews with people building real things.
  • → Hamel's blog — applied evals and ML engineering from someone who ships in production.