hey, i'm aditya.
i'm building vyom at vyapti. in plain words: it learns how a business actually works, what causes what, and by how much, and it shows you its reasoning. before you make a decision, it plays out what's likely to happen. then it acts on the call, checks what really happened, and keeps the lesson for the next time something similar comes up. it's the same engine for any kind of business; only the setup changes. it tells you when it isn't sure, it asks before doing anything big, and it learns from other companies too, anonymized, so nobody starts from zero.
the first time i pitched it to a friend, i called it a bloomberg terminal meets palantir, the two i'd least like to be compared to, if ykwim.
the thing i'm proudest of isn't in any repo: bringing back a deal in our family business that had almost fallen through. that one hits you hard, and it's where the need for vyom came from.
lately it's literally just the startup. next up: some travel (the shortlist is ready) and a trip back home.
cook with me, talk geopolitics, or bring up 90s cartoons, and we'll always be sorted.
try any of the small pieces i've laid out here. if one is useful to you, show some appreciation, and if anything gave you a bad experience, tell me. i want to know.
- sift: grep finds the string you typed; sift finds the code you meant, fully offline.
- stepci: step through a GitHub Actions run on your own machine and see exactly what each step changed.
- witness: run your program once and get real tests.
aditya [at] vyapti.io