Product Manager · Navi Mumbai, India
Hi, I'm Akhil.I ship products with AI tools faster than most teams ship tickets.
Product Manager at LEDGERS.cloud working across compliance, AI, and vertical SaaS — shipping products in the open and writing about the craft under Young, Dumb & Learning.
- LIVEFilingPilot2025–2026
- SHIPPEDCinemind2026
- LIVEDojanHub2026
- SHIPPEDClaude Navigator2026
real projects, honestly labeled — see all in Work ↓
Interactive Product Browser
Interact directly with live deployed websites and test-drive working software in the macOS viewport below.
Company Registration & Filings Made Fast
Designed and built FilingPilot's website from scratch to turn cold visitors into warm WhatsApp consultations.
Choose Service & Preview Pricing Engine:
Selected: Private Limited Company
Direct WhatsApp lead dispatch routes inquiry to compliance advisor in <60 seconds.
Products, not portfolio pieces.
Everything here is a real build or structured research — labeled honestly by what stage it's actually at.
A product manager who still opens the terminal.
Based in Navi Mumbai. Daily motorcycle commuter between Ulwe and Ghansoli, and someone who treats Sunday rides as the one hour nobody gets to schedule over.
Started the NextLeap PM Fellowship in January and it became the anchor for a full move into product management — the fellowship's research and growth tracks turned into real artifacts, not just coursework.
Technically hands-on by choice: Antigravity and Claude Code aren't hobby tools, they're how ideas get from a Notes app to a working Supabase-backed product in a weekend.
Built and shipped FilingPilot's website from scratch, and keeps a rotation of side builds — a martial arts academy PWA, a motorcycle maintenance tracker, an AI movie recommender — each one a different rep at the same skill: shipping.
Writing in public under Young, Dumb & Learning and publishing cadence-driven observations as Noah on No Signal — letting people watch the process in real time.
Snapshot
- Product Management
- AI & LLM tooling
- Compliance products
- User research
- Writing (Noah / YD&L)
- Vibe-coding
- Supabase
Where the work actually happened.
Not bullet points — the product story behind each role.
Working inside a compliance-heavy product environment — the same territory FilingPilot competes in, seen from the other side of the table. Compliance products live or die on trust and clarity, not feature count, and that's the lens every decision runs through here.
Prismora AI
An AI image page on Instagram — exploring generative aesthetics, built and grown like a product.
AI-Generated Visuals
Every image made with AI tools — exploring what's possible at the edge of generative art.
Pinterest-Style Carousels
Quote carousels and aesthetic drops built to be reposted, not just scrolled past.
Instagram Native
Treated as a product with its own audience, growth loop, and content calendar.
Prismora AI
@prismora.ai · Instagram
AI-generated imagery with a distinct aesthetic — treated as a media product with its own growth loop, content strategy, and repost-first format.
The decisions that keep repeating.
Framed as a commit log on purpose — these are the ones that show up in every build, not slogans picked for a slide.
ship the ugly version first
Antigravity and Claude Code exist to compress the distance between an idea and a thing you can react to. The ugly version answers questions the spec doc can't.
name it before you design it
MOA Filings existed as a name — Moin, Akhil, Memorandum of Association — before it existed as a screen. Naming forces the positioning argument you'd otherwise have in every later design review.
talk to users before you trust the metric
The AI Trust & Output Evaluation study ran surveys, interviews, and task observations before any dashboard got built. A number without a person behind it is a guess with better formatting.
design for the role that opens the app
DojanHub has an admin, a coach, and a parent, and none of them should feel like they're using someone else's software. Start with the highest-stakes screen for the hardest-to-please role.
keep git hygiene like it's the product
Vibe-coding tools make it easy to skip discipline because the output looks finished. Strict commit hygiene is what makes an AI-assisted build maintainable past week one.
transparency is a cost, spend it on purpose
Claude Navigator only surfaces its reasoning when confidence drops — trust-building UI that fires on every action just becomes noise the user learns to ignore.
What's actually in the stack.
Not a skill-bar chart — the tools and practices that show up across the projects above.
Product
- User research (surveys, interviews, task observation)
- Growth & pre-execution UX
- Prioritization & roadmapping
- Compliance-product strategy
Build
- Antigravity
- Claude Code
- Supabase (schema + RLS)
- Next.js
- TMDB & Gemini APIs
Design
- Role-based UX (admin / coach / parent)
- Dark, systemized visual languages
- PWA product design
- Rapid prototyping
currently learning → local-model workflows on an M-series Mac, for faster, private vibe-coding loops.
Writing to think clearly.
Two distinct bylines: product breakdowns in the open, and cadence-driven observations under a pen name.
Building transparency layers for AI before you trust them yourself
A deep dive into intent classification, router confidence thresholds, and where to place UX friction in AI tools.
No Signal: Notes on observation, rhythm, and clarity
Published as Noah — short, cadence-driven writing dissecting everyday products, decision hygiene, and attention.
Currently building.
Updated whenever the build log changes — this section is meant to go stale and get rewritten.
Growing Prismora AI on Instagram
AI image page built with a repost-first content strategy — treating it like a product with its own growth loop.
Cinemind is shipped
Mood-based AI movie recommender went from spec to live — writing up the build as the next Young, Dumb & Learning piece.
DojanHub is live
Student Profile, Coach, and Admin views all shipping — the spreadsheet patchwork at the academy is gone.
Writing the Claude Navigator case study
First long-form Medium essay under Young, Dumb & Learning.
Seeding the Bike Maintenance Tracker with real data
First fill-up, 1000km service, and monsoon prep already logged as the initial dataset.