Products live, each on its own domain.
At a glance
Public sites in all, every one answering.
Builds parked in the garage, open to browse.
Principle
Ship small. Ship often.
Keep it live.
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Every idea here gets the same test: can someone open it in a browser today?
Prabhat Tiwari builds software the direct way. Pick one problem, design the screen that does it, wire it up, and put it on the open web. No mockups waiting for a launch that never comes.
The work spans a design studio, a finance dashboard, an API workbench, an AI reading assistant, a workflow builder and an analytics desk. Different problems, one habit: each one is live, and each one has a link.
Around them sits a public sketchbook of sites. Interfaces, motion and odd ideas, tried in the open and kept online for anyone to poke at.
The rule
A product isn’t real until a stranger can use it without a walkthrough.
Scanning the workbench
Two tracks,
one standard.
Products that do one thing well
Built to solve something specific, then refined by the people who use them.
Sites that show the craft in public
Interfaces and motion studies, each shipped to its own link.
Both tracks share one finish line: a working link. Nothing here is a screenshot of a plan.
Every product starts as a single screen and grows only when people use it. Open any of them, no sign-up wall in the way of a first look.
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