I'm Sandeep Kukreja. I design, build, and operate end-to-end AI systems for founders and operators who need infrastructure that already runs — not a deck that promises one day it will. Six web products live. Three native Android apps. One person. Full stack.
Every claim on this page links to a deployed, indexed, traffic-serving product. No mockups, no roadmap slides. Built and operated end-to-end — model layer to SSL.
Proprietary diagnostic system that maps cognitive state, decision-engine patterns, and channel health into structured PDF assessments. The flagship.
Upload an X-ray, MRI, CT, blood panel or ECG. Get a physician-ready PDF report — risk levels, key parameters, plain-language concerns — in seconds.
A 3-language news platform with 50+ source ingestion, smart auto-categorization, and a 25-metric analytics layer. Newsroom-grade output on a single server.
Four Indian languages, live tickers (SENSEX, NIFTY, gold, oil, BTC), real-time AQI + weather across six cities. Vanilla PHP. Zero npm. Zero composer.
Drop an image. Get bounding boxes, action verbs, scene narrative, and an inferred read of what subjects might be thinking. Single-pass pipeline.
Drop or record a short clip. Every moving subject gets a numbered mask labeled with what it is and what it's doing. Download a lightweight annotated MP4 or grab any frame. The PicPT treatment, for video.
The FlashFeed newsroom in your pocket. Three-language headlines, live SENSEX, NIFTY and crypto tickers that stay visible while you read, push-style freshness, and a clean dark reader. Built for commuters who want the same newsroom-grade feed as the web version.
India news in four languages, delivered fast. Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam headlines with live markets, air-quality, and weather across six cities. Clean reader view, offline-friendly splash, instant switch between languages.
A mobile companion for real-time voice and ambient-noise analysis. Captures audio, runs it through the SRV-N1 inference engine, and surfaces behavioral reads of tone, stress, and acoustic context in-app. Built for field testing by analysts and operators who listen more than they look.
On-frame edge AI: scene analysis, micro-expression read, wellness telemetry. Currently in active build — site, wait-list and prototype renders are live now.
No black boxes. Every stage has a defined output, a fixed length, and something you can hold at the end of it. If a stage slips, you'll know on the day, not at the end.
Two working sessions, one written brief. End of week: a one-page problem framing and a recommended scope you can take to anyone for a second opinion.
Signed scope document: deliverables, milestones, what's out, payment schedule. Once locked, scope is fixed — change requests get their own line item.
Daily async update, weekly 30-min sync. Working artifacts shipped to a staging URL every 3–5 days. You watch it grow; you don't wait for a reveal.
Written documentation, deployment walkthrough, source access. 14-day support window for fixes; longer if you want a retainer. Then you own it.
Most projects fit one of three shapes. Each is a starting point — every engagement gets a custom scope and a fixed-bid quote inside the first week. No hourly billing surprises, no scope creep games.
Most AI portfolios show pitch decks and promises. This one shows running services. Every product card opens a live URL — go click, go check, then come back.
Six live web products plus three native Android apps, all deployed, indexed, and serving real traffic. Optika hardware in active build for January 2027.
Architecture, code, infra, billing, content, support — owned end-to-end. Zero handoffs, zero black boxes.
SRVN1 is original behavioral-intelligence research, not a wrapper around someone else's model.
I spent years watching teams burn quarters writing decks for systems that never shipped. My answer was to stop pitching and start deploying — one product, then another, then six, each with its own users and its own uptime.
Today I run SRVN1, TruDiag, FlashFeed, KyaKhabarHai, PicPT and VizPT in production, ship three native Android apps (FlashFeed, KyaKhabarHai, Noisept), and build Optika for hardware launch in January 2027. The work I take on outside that comes from people who want the same thing: a working system, not a slide that promises one.
If you're a founder, an operator, or a team lead with a problem worth solving — and patience for clear constraints over hand-waving — we'll work well together.
Tell me what you're trying to ship and where you're stuck. I read every message myself; you'll hear back within 24 hours with either a yes, a no, or a better person to talk to.