
Actually Fair
Headless Shopify, Next.js, Tailwind, Railway
A transparent shopping experience with clear product pages, calm flows, and headless Shopify underneath.
You bring the problem, I bring the build. Internal tools, dashboards, customer-facing platforms, and the APIs and services behind them, designed and built end to end in production TypeScript.
I work across frontend, backend, DevOps and AI. We can build RAG systems over your own documents, chat and search that understand your content, or a custom system designed around your workflow.
What you get
Web apps & dashboards
Tools people log into and use, designed like the rest of your brand.
APIs & microservices
Small, ownable services in Bun, ElysiaJS and Python when the app needs them.
CMS & admin panels
Edit content, products and data yourself, without touching code.
Deployment & self-hosting
Deployed, monitored and maintained, on managed platforms or self-hosted.
Design
The same Figma-first process as the marketing pages.
AI features
RAG over your documents, chat widgets and search, built into the app.
The work behind it
All workBuilt and shipped
Tenant-scoped document ingestion and retrieval over a Neo4j evidence graph, with API keys and an embeddable chat widget.
Chat-first workspace that pulls open-access papers into pgvector and drafts a cited LaTeX paper through an agent loop.
Questions, answered
01
No technical knowledge needed. I work with React, Next.js, SvelteKit and Tailwind, with Shopify for ecommerce and a CMS for editable content. The choice depends on the project; you don't need to pick a framework before we talk.
We start with a conversation over text or a call, discuss the scope and sign a contract. I then design the site in Figma and build it. You see the design before it becomes a finished website, with feedback along the way.
The CMS lets you handle content updates yourself. Larger design or feature changes aren't included as ongoing revisions to the original build. If you expect regular development work after launch, bring that up when we discuss the scope.
I deploy and maintain the apps I build, on managed platforms or self-hosted. Hosting is charged separately, and what it costs depends on what your business needs. We'll size it in the quote before starting.
Every business needs something different, so I don't use one fixed price for everyone. The quote depends on the pages, design direction, content, features, ecommerce needs, CMS setup, hosting, integrations, and how involved the build needs to be.
02
No. I build on existing models and focus on the parts that make them useful: retrieval over your data, answers with citations, and the app around the feature. That keeps projects practical and shippable.
Yes. A chat widget or AI search can be added to an existing site as a separate piece, without rebuilding what you have.
Retrieval over your own documents, chat that answers from your content, AI search, and detection that catches a model making things up. I've shipped these as Flask APIs behind a live ecommerce app and as a tenant-scoped RAG platform with retrieval over a Neo4j evidence graph.
When answers have to come from your content: help centers, product docs, policies or a catalog. The system retrieves the right passages first, then answers with citations, so it stays accurate as your content changes.
Yes. My research-paper workspace is an agentic harness: one agent finds and indexes papers and answers questions over them with citations, while another iterates LaTeX builds until the document is ready, orchestrated with LangGraph. The same pattern, a model with tools, retrieval and checks around it, fits client workflows.
Yash Deshpande
Open to work
Do you have a project, or do you want to hire me?
Schedule a call or email me at [email protected]