About my work, the projects behind it, and how to start a conversation.
About my work
Who is Ayush Kumar Yadav?
I’m a software engineer and full-stack developer based in Lucknow, India. I build web and mobile applications and work on AI agents and automation. I’m pursuing an MCA at Chandigarh University and previously worked as a MERN Stack Intern at Digipodium from February to August 2025.
A full-stack developer works on both the frontend that people interact with and the backend that handles data and application logic. My work includes React and Next.js interfaces, REST APIs, authentication, and database-backed applications. SubscriptIQ is one example, combining Next.js, Express.js, and MongoDB.
What kinds of websites and applications do you build?
My portfolio covers SaaS applications, dashboards, REST APIs, Android apps, inventory forecasting, social publishing, and search analytics. Through my software studio, Devtacet, I also work on websites, Android applications, and AI automation workflows.
Which technologies do you use for web and mobile development?
I work with React, Next.js, JavaScript, and TypeScript for web interfaces, and Flutter and Dart for mobile apps. Backend and data tools in my skill set include Node.js, Express.js, FastAPI, Flask, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL. My forecasting and AI work also uses Python and LightGBM.
Yes. My Flutter projects include AppDown, a client for GitHub authentication, repository browsing, and APK downloads, and Kirana-napse, an inventory assistant connected to a FastAPI backend. Flutter supports multiple platforms; the mobile delivery work described in this portfolio focuses on Android.
SubscriptIQ uses churn rules to produce LLM-generated summaries and drafts, with human review and audit logging. Kirana-napse uses forecasting to support inventory reorder advice. GSC Connect brings Search Console analytics, URL inspection, and sitemap tools into a dashboard with a remote MCP connection for AI assistants.
Yes. SubscriptIQ includes a human review step for LLM-generated drafts and keeps an audit log. That project demonstrates a workflow where generation and review are separate steps, rather than treating every generated draft as a finished action.
The SubscriptIQ, Kirana-napse, and AppDown project pages link to their GitHub repositories. You can also browse my GitHub profile. For projects without a public repository or demo link, contact me to discuss a walkthrough.
How can I contact you about a role or software project?
Email me at 25lmc3069@culkomail.in with a short description of the role, collaboration, or project. Include what you’re trying to build and any relevant links. My contact page also has my LinkedIn profile and résumé.
What information should I include when discussing a project?
Describe the problem, who will use the software, and the main features you need. Include your intended platform, timeline, budget range, and any existing designs, code, or integrations. These details give us a starting point for discussing scope and a suitable approach.
How much will my application cost, and how long will it take?
There is no fixed price or delivery time listed on this portfolio. Scope, platform, integrations, and testing needs differ between projects. Send a brief describing your requirements and timeline so we can discuss the work before agreeing on estimates.
Can I read your portfolio without using the interactive room?
Yes. The About, Projects, Skills, and Contact pages are ordinary text pages. Each project has its own URL with an overview, technologies, features, workflow, and a source or website link where one is available.