Spent the weekend refining the pitch deck for my agency website, KashLabs. Focus areas this time: faster MVP delivery, tighter design systems, and clearer messaging on how we handle end-to-end development. just documenting the process. Here’s the deck 👇 #buildinpublic

Learning Testing. Do you think its important these days?

On the way to Bengaluru today… new city, new opportunities, new chaos to dive into. Also squeezed in some work on the KashLabs website mid-travel. MVP builders don’t take days off apparently. Site going live soon - and it’s looking crisp.

Working on my KashLabs website today. One thing I’ve noticed across great agency sites: people love clean layouts, bold hero sections, sharp typography, simple animations and a story that’s easy to follow. Modern websites feel fast, dynamic and intentional. Good design is

Building a solid MVP is not about adding more features. It’s about reducing everything to the core action that proves the idea works. At KashLabs we focus on one thing first What is the fastest path to the aha moment? Once that’s clear, the rest becomes easy.

SlideSparkAI is live. More updates coming as I refine the features and add export options. Check it out: https://t.co/1JVXnVAR0x #buildinpublic

Every week at KashLabs I m reminded of one thing: Most projects don’t fail because of bad tech. They fail because of unclear requirements, slow iterations, and zero communication. We fix that by doing the opposite: • simple scope • tight feedback loops • ship fast •

Productive day at KashLabs. Got on two solid calls today and I’m hoping at least one of them converts into something big. Spent the rest of the day upskilling and diving deeper into Agentic AI, which is going to play a huge role in the projects I’m building next. Feels like

Lately I’ve been focusing on connecting with businesses in the USA and Europe that need reliable tech support. Whether it’s building a clean website, developing internal tools, or turning a startup idea into a working MVP, that’s exactly what we do at KashLabs. My goal right now

SlideSparkAI is live. More updates coming as I refine the features and add export options. Check it out: https://t.co/1JVXnVAR0x #buildinpublic

Design system: Focused on minimal, modern UI. Dark mode first. Lots of spacing, clean typography and a no-clutter layout.

Core idea: Most people struggle with structure, not design. So the AI first generates a clear outline, then expands each slide with bullets, talking points and optional visuals.

Tech stack: Kept it simple and fast: • React + TypeScript for the entire frontend • Vite as the lightning-fast bundler & dev server • Supabase for authentication + database + storage • TailwindCSS + shadcn/ui for styling, components & dark mode • Vercel for deploying

Shipped SlideSparkAI recently, an AI-powered presentation builder that turns rough ideas into clean slide decks in minutes. Wanted to share a quick breakdown of how I built it.

Today is all about finishing my SlideSpark AI project. Finished designing the login and signup page both in light and adrk mode. kept the layover simple and minimal.

All About Today , building SparkSlide AI , your AI presentation builder

Does this works? @X algorithm

More updates soon as I start wiring everything together. Building SlideSparkAI in public. #buildinpublic #indiehackers Hey! @grok How is it?

Pricing Section Simple, transparent pricing. No confusion. Created clean cards in dark mode that match the rest of the theme. Easy on the eyes, easy to compare.

Demo Section Built a small interactive preview that shows how a plain text prompt turns into a slide instantly. This is the part I’m most excited about. It makes the product feel real.

Features Section Kept it minimal. Highlighted the three things founders actually care about: • Generate complete slide decks • Smart templates powered by AI • One-click design edits No noise. Just utility.