Full Stack OCD Developer — Kathmandu, Nepal

I design and buildweb products,from the ground up.

I work across the whole stack — and love taking full ownership of the product from level 0.

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Based: Kathmandu, Nepal · --:--
Focus: Multi-tenant SaaS, APIs, design systems
Languages: Nepali (native), English (professional)
Open for: Engineering roles & freelance

Ujen Basi

@ujen5173

since 2022

23
Followers: 21
Repos: 46
Following

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Years writing code: 0+
Stars on Hash: 0
Roles in one RBAC model: 0
Curosity

Selected work

01

Four projects, all built from scratch.

Each one has a case study behind it: what the problem was, what I built, and what I'd change now. The repo numbers come straight from GitHub.

01 — Multi-tenant SaaS

2026In development

github.com/ujen5173/workforge.team

WorkForge

One app for the six a small company opens every morning

Work software for small companies. Every company gets its own address and its own data, and four roles — CEO, HR, manager, employee — decide who can see and change what. Most of the real work has gone into keeping one company's data completely away from another's.

Roles: Four levels, one rule
Tasks: Bulk create from plain text
Meetings: Video calls with AI notes
Hiring: Applicant tracking

Next.js 15TypeScripttRPCDrizzle ORMPostgreSQL+2

★ 5⑂ 1TypeScriptpushed Aug 2026

Case study

02 — Consumer platform

2025Live

github.com/ujen5173/-theReadora-

Readora

A place to write and read serialised stories, like Wattpad

Writers publish stories a chapter at a time, schedule what comes next, and charge for chapters if they want to. Readers keep a library, follow writers and buy coins once instead of paying per chapter. The interesting part was storage: the chapter text and everything around it want completely different databases.

Storage: Postgres + MongoDB
Chapters: Saved in pieces
Publishing: Drafts + scheduling
Traffic: 1k+ visits a month

Next.jsTypeScriptPrismaPostgreSQLMongoDB+2

★ 1TypeScriptpushed Aug 2026

Case study

03 — Marketplace

2025Live

github.com/ujen5173/Ridezio

Ridezio

Rent a bike or a car from a local shop, without ringing round

Shops list their vehicles, people book them for a set of dates, and both sides work from the same booking. I built it to launch as a real product after a trip where finding a bike meant calling shop after shop. It works end to end. It never found its users, so it sits here as the one that did not take off.

Double bookings: Blocked by the database
Search: Knows the dates
Discovery: Map and list, one query
Sides: Shop and renter

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSshadcn/uiPostgreSQL+1

★ 1TypeScriptpushed Jul 2025

Case study

04 — Open source

2023Archived

github.com/ujen5173/hash

Hash

A Hashnode-style blogging platform, and 100+ stars for it

The project where I actually learned full stack. I picked Hashnode because I liked the product and the design, and because rebuilding something good makes you face the same decisions its team faced. Every part of it is mine — schema, architecture, decisions — not a clone tutorial followed to the end. It is archived now and still the repo people find first.

GitHub stars: 100+
Feed: Weighted recommendations
Editor: Drafts saved locally
Learning: More than anything since

Next.jsT3 StackTypeScriptDrizzle ORMStripe+1

★ 101⑂ 19TypeScriptpushed Dec 2025

Case study

My Approach on building Full Stack Application.

This is how i build application and how i learned and feel easy for me.

01

Model the data first

User Interfaces comes [1], schemas comes [0]. I spend the first day understanding and designing the whole platform in my mind first, spanning from how the product backend and data flow should be to how the platform should look.

02

Design with intention

Design is what excites me most. I obsess over the little details because they're what make a product feel complete. Every interaction, spacing, animation, and visual decision should have a purpose. If the experience doesn't feel right, I'm not finished yet. I have OCD btw :)

03

Build what I admire

I build products that I genuinely enjoy using. When the interface feels elegant and the experience is satisfying, it motivates me to keep refining every detail. I often find myself pausing just to appreciate how everything comes together.

04

Architecture before interface

A great frontend is built on a great backend. I prefer solving the architecture, APIs, and data flow first. Once the foundation is solid, building the interface becomes faster, cleaner, and far more enjoyable.

05

Refine relentlessly

Code rarely ends up perfect on the first attempt. I revisit, simplify, and improve my work continuously. Before replacing something, I try to understand why it exists and what problem it originally solved.

06

Shipping isn't the finish line

A feature isn't truly finished when it's merged—it's finished when real people use it successfully. Watching users interact with a product reveals edge cases, assumptions, and opportunities that no amount of planning can predict.

Experience

03

Where I've been shipping.

Role
Jan 2026 — June 2026
Full Stack Developer
ACID Integrations
Remote
Building and maintaining production features across the stack, and steadily reshaping the frontend architecture underneath them.
- Develop and maintain production-ready full-stack features with modern React and TypeScript.
- Refactored and modularised the frontend architecture, improving component reusability and reducing maintenance overhead.
- Improved backend database schema definitions, contributing to cleaner data models and easier feature development.
- Integrated an audio analysis module into a client project.
- Diagnosed and resolved application bugs, improving stability and developer productivity.
- Active in pull request reviews, Git-based workflows and Agile practices.
Next.jsTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLGit
Role
now
Jul 2026 — Present
Full Stack Developer
Converge Solutions Pvt Ltd.
Sanepa, Lalitpur
Building and maintaining production features across the stack, and steadily reshaping the frontend architecture underneath them.
- Developing and maintaing production-ready full-stack applications with modern React and TypeScript.
- Handling a full stack GYM application for a client with AI/ML Integration.
- Key role in building system architecture and system design
- Design and build company website v2. www.convergesolns.com
- Developing a multi tanent KIOSK Banking system with AI and ML integration
Next.jsTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLMySQLtRPCTanstackZustandGit
Milestone
2023
Hash reached 100+ stars
Open source
GitHub
A full-stack Hashnode clone became my most-starred repository — and taught me that documentation is a feature.
- Shipped a complete publishing platform: editor, feeds, publications, payments.
- Wrote the architecture README that drove most of the project's traction.
Next.jsT3 StackDrizzleStripe
Education
2022 — 2026
Bachelor of Computer Applications
Kathford International College
Lalitpur, Nepal
Four years of fundamentals — data structures, databases, networks — running in parallel with everything I was building on the side.
- Studied data structures, algorithms, database systems and software engineering.
- Built WorkForge, Readora and Ridezio alongside coursework.

Stack

04

What I build with.

Languages

03

TypeScript

JavaScript

Python

Frameworks

04

Next.js

React

TanStack

Express.js

Data

06

PostgreSQL

MongoDB

Drizzle ORM

Prisma

Redis

Zustand

Backend

04

tRPC

Better Auth

Stripe

WebRTC

Interface

02

Tailwind CSS

shadcn/ui

Tooling

02

Git

Supabase

Live from GitHub

05

What I'm working on now.

Pulled from the GitHub API and revalidated hourly — as current as my last push, not my last portfolio update.

What I reach for

21 repos

TypeScript82%
HTML6%
JavaScript6%
CSS6%

125
Stars: 28
Forks: 2022
Since

Listening to

Night Changes

One Direction · Four

Spotify

0:003:46

Up next

Faded — J.Fla
Story of My Life — One Direction

01/12

Recent activity

live

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Off the clock

06

A bit about me.

You'll spend more time talking to me than reading my commits.

01

I build products to learn

Hash started as a question about how Hashnode actually works and ended up with 100+ stars. Rebuilding something you admire teaches more than any tutorial.

02

Brainstroming beyond

I can't stop thinking of ideas a software could solve - there is not a night i slept without thinking what my next project would be.

03

Hiking, Games and Novels

Coders must touch grass, so i hike with my buddies to mountains if i really need a break. Love late night gaming and reading books. Nerd++

04

Spending time with loved ones.

My favourite part of the day is to stop about tech and spend quality time with my loved ones and my girlfriend.

05

Robotics

As you know Curosity drives in my blood, Robotics and robots are what made me get into tech. Not Iron man though, but robots from china, their tech. Robotics is a field where i live and thrieve.

06

+05:45

Kathmandu sits on a 45-minute offset, which breaks roughly half the scheduling libraries I've used. The mountains make up for it.

Credits

07

I was taught by the internet.

No bootcamp and no mentor — just these people explaining things for free. The one rule I stuck to: never only watch. Build it again yourself afterwards, from an empty file ground up.

Also in rotation

Setup

08

What I work in every day.

Nothing exotic. A setup I've tuned once and stopped thinking about, which is rather the point.

Daily drivers

VS Code: Where almost everything gets written. Tuned once, then left alone.
Zed: For when I want something that opens instantly and gets out of the way.
Figma: Layouts get decided here before a single line of JSX exists.
Obsidian: Schema sketches, half-formed ideas, and the reading list I never finish.
Git + GitHub: Small commits, readable history, and pull requests as the quality gate.
pnpm: Fast installs and a lockfile that doesn't start arguments.
Windows & Fedora: Soon will get a mac though. Or Buy me one plzzzz :(

Editor

Theme: Omni
Icons: Material Icon Theme
Font: Geist Mono
Ligatures: On

Extensions

10

Tailwind CSS IntelliSenseClass autocomplete, including inside cn()

ESLintCatches the mistakes types can't

PrettierFormatting stops being a discussion

Pretty TS ErrorsMakes TypeScript errors readable

GitLensBlame and history without leaving the file

ES7 React SnippetsBoilerplate I'd rather not retype

Auto ImportImports resolve themselves

Tailwind SorterOne canonical class order

Material Icon ThemeFindable files in a long tree

OmniThe theme I keep coming back to

I design and buildweb products,from the ground up.

Four projects, all built from scratch.

WorkForge

Readora

Ridezio

Hash

My Approach on building Full Stack Application.

Model the data first

Design with intention

Build what I admire

Architecture before interface

Refine relentlessly

Shipping isn't the finish line

Where I've been shipping.

Full Stack Developer

Full Stack Developer

Hash reached 100+ stars

Bachelor of Computer Applications

What I build with.

What I'm working on now.

What I reach for

Recent activity

A bit about me.

I build products to learn

Brainstroming beyond

Hiking, Games and Novels

Spending time with loved ones.

Robotics

+05:45

I was taught by the internet.

What I work in every day.