Zero Fleets
An app I built to replace the spreadsheets for my own Uber fleet, then published for other fleet owners.
LiveAndroid, iOSno longer developed
Read more- App Store releases
- 6
- My commits
- 51 of 58
- Cloud Functions
- 7
Most of my own apps started with a problem I’d seen up close. I wrote an app for the counter of the gaming café I managed, and built Zero Fleets for the Uber fleet I ran on the side.
At Mobil80 I build Flutter apps for clients and partners. I built the mobile apps for EZTrak and XcelAudit from scratch, and I’m still the main developer on both. Both are live on the App Store and Google Play. On my own I built DayZer0, an AI health coach, from the Flutter app to its Cloud Functions.
Main tools: FlutterDartFirebaseCloud FunctionsAWS AmplifyGraphQLGemini
Three apps I started myself, then what I build at Mobil80.
An app I built to replace the spreadsheets for my own Uber fleet, then published for other fleet owners.
LiveAndroid, iOSno longer developed
Read moreA counter app for Mobil80’s gaming café, to replace hand-written session times and bills and keep customer records.
UnreleasedAndroid
Read moreApps that Mobil80 builds for its clients. Each page says what my part was.
Products that Mobil80 builds with its partners. Each page says what my part was.
Products that Mobil80 builds for itself. Each page says what my part was.
A PayPal AI Hackathon entry I’m building now, and the admin panel I worked on as an intern in 2024.
Moments from work that I want to remember, newest first.
We built an app to make attendance and weighing easier for plantation workers. In October we took it to Tata Coffee Limited in Pollibetta, Coorg, to demo it with real users: a full day in a tea plantation, then a day across the coffee estates.
At Mobil80’s Christmas game night, teams were formed at random and each was given a South Indian state to present. Ours got Karnataka, and we won.
The client behind EZTrak sent our team at Mobil80 a thank-you gift for our work on the product. I’d been building its mobile app from scratch since June, so it was a good day for all of us.
I got into tech through games. As a kid I changed the graphics in PC games and edited vehicle specs in one game’s handling.cfg file, and I modded Clash of Clans on a rooted phone for unlimited resources. I also liked maths, and that’s what first pushed me towards engineering.
After higher secondary I enrolled in a BSc in Mathematics, and later a BA in Mass Communication. I couldn’t finish either because of my family’s financial situation. So I worked to support myself and saved up for a laptop and a proper Flutter course.
In August 2023 I started a six-month Flutter course at First Logic Institute of Technology, and in March 2024 I joined First Logic Meta Lab as an intern. My first live project there was Flexi-fold Admin, an admin panel for a folding-door business. I was one of five interns on it, and my parts were the dealer and warehouse screens, the product catalogue and prices, payment records and PDF receipts.
In September 2024 I moved to Bengaluru, and in October I started managing M80 Esports, Mobil80’s gaming café. I timed sessions and worked out bills by hand, and when a console was stolen there were no customer details to go on.
In November I started writing an app for the counter. In February 2025 I moved into development at Mobil80, and the app never launched.
Since then I’ve worked on apps at Mobil80 for asset tracking, audits at chartered-accountant firms, staff attendance and sports video analysis. I built the mobile apps for EZTrak and XcelAudit from scratch, starting in June and September 2025, and I still work on both.
I also ran an Uber fleet on the side, with 5 cars and about 15 drivers. I tracked trips, driver pay and profit in spreadsheets until I built Zero Fleets to replace them, and my drivers installed it from Google Drive. Other fleet owners had the same problems, so I published it on both stores under Mobil80’s account and pitched it to the CEO, who made it a company product. I stopped working on it when development, marketing and client work together got to be too much.
Four years ago I decided to get healthy, and I still work out regularly. DayZer0, an AI health coach, comes from that. I built the Flutter app and the 12 Cloud Functions behind it on my own, and submitted it to RevenueCat Shipaton 2026.
Bengaluru
I build Flutter apps for Mobil80’s clients and partners. I built the EZTrak and XcelAudit mobile apps from scratch and work on Sportzlytics. I’ve also worked on MyPrezence and RSVP.
Feb 2025 – now
Bengaluru
Ran the counter at M80 Esports, and built an app for it on my own initiative.
Oct 2024 – Feb 2025
Worked on Flexi-fold Admin, a Flutter Web admin panel, with four other interns.
Mar 2024 – Sep 2024
A six-month professional course in mobile app development.
From Aug 2023
At Mobil80 I’m working on EZTrak, XcelAudit and Sportzlytics. Outside Mobil80 I’m still building DayZer0, and I’ve started AI Content Autopilot for the PayPal AI Hackathon. It’s a web app for turning a small business’s own photos and clips into short marketing reels.
Next, I want a full-time mobile or product engineering role on a strong team, with engineers better than me to learn from. I’d like to work on the whole problem, including what people actually need and what not to build. The overlap of mobile, AI and product is what I want to work on most.