PrakashPun
Engineer & builder — making thoughtful software at the edge of AI.
Intelligent systems, thoughtfully designed — where technology meets clarity, purpose, and scale. Crafting products that are not just functional, but meaningful, adaptive, and built to last.
How I got here
A few honest pages about where I'm from and what I'm making.
I grew up in Pokhara, Nepal — a lake town beneath the Annapurna range. Most of what I know about patience and noticing details started there.
The path to Toronto wasn't a straight line. These days it means IndieHyve, the studio I co-founded — mostly Klynto, an operations platform for small businesses in Nepal and Canada, and Pursly, an iOS expense tracker I built because I wanted it to exist. The AI in both actually does the work.
Both places are in everything I make. Still building — that part hasn't changed.
Things I've Built
The pieces on this table are the ones I'd show you if we were talking.
IndieHyve
A home for people who build.
IndieHyve started with a question I couldn't stop asking: where do builders go when they want more than a feed? I co-founded it as a community — it became a studio, a product lab, and the work I care about most.
Notes & Writing
Things I wanted to write down before they drifted away.
The Path So Far
Places I've worked, things I've built, and the path that brought me here.
Eversoft
Intern
The first job. I learned to read code I didn't write, work inside a system I didn't design, and ask better questions than I arrived with. The smallest chapter — and the one that started everything.
Eversoft
Junior Software Developer
My first real taste of production code. Full-stack work across React, React Native, Node.js, GraphQL, and Django — messy and real. Production software teaches you things that no tutorial can prepare you for.
BlackTech
Software Developer / Frontend
At BlackTech I led the frontend of RestroX, a restaurant management platform that grew to over 2,000 restaurants across Nepal while I was there. It taught me what it feels like to build something that other people depend on — and how differently you make decisions when that weight is real.
IndieHyve
Tech Lead & Software Engineer
IndieHyve started with a question I couldn't stop asking: where do builders go when they want more than a feed? I co-founded it as a community — it became a studio, a product lab, and the work I care about most. I run the engineering, help shape what we build, and put every piece of it together like it's going to last.
Klynto by IndieHyve
IndieHyve
Tech Lead & Software Engineer
IndieHyve started with a question I couldn't stop asking: where do builders go when they want more than a feed? I co-founded it as a community — it became a studio, a product lab, and the work I care about most. I run the engineering, help shape what we build, and put every piece of it together like it's going to last.
Klynto by IndieHyve
Restaurant menu platform — real-time updates and QR code generation.
BlackTech
Software Developer / Frontend
At BlackTech I led the frontend of RestroX, a restaurant management platform that grew to over 2,000 restaurants across Nepal while I was there. It taught me what it feels like to build something that other people depend on — and how differently you make decisions when that weight is real.
A few years earlier, I was still learning what production software really felt like.
Eversoft
Junior Software Developer
My first real taste of production code. Full-stack work across React, React Native, Node.js, GraphQL, and Django — messy and real. Production software teaches you things that no tutorial can prepare you for.
Eversoft
Intern
The first job. I learned to read code I didn't write, work inside a system I didn't design, and ask better questions than I arrived with. The smallest chapter — and the one that started everything.
Things I've Seen
Small things I noticed and didn't want to lose.
Ship things that matter to people, not things that look good in screenshots.
2021 · Toronto
Build slowly, build well. The work that lasts is rarely rushed.
the last page
Let's build something thoughtful.
Whether it's a project, a collaboration, or just a hello — I'm always glad to hear from someone building something they care about.
Prakash Pun · 2026