AnuragYadav

I'm a full-stack developer. Most of my time goes to the part nobody sees — schemas, queues, billing logic, the unglamorous machinery that decides whether a product survives its first thousand users.

Right now I'm building the backend for a live consultation platform — per-second billing, session queuing, wallet ledgers, real-time chat and video. Node and Express on top, Postgres and Redis underneath, and a lot of thinking about what happens when two people are charged for the same second.

The other half of my work is motion. React, Three.js and GSAP — interfaces that answer to the person using them instead of just sitting there. The homepage of this site is a video scrubbed frame by frame against your scroll.

Beyond the stack, I care about the craft — the way systems behave under stress and the way interfaces feel in motion. I like building things that scale without losing their soul: a backend that can handle thousands of concurrent sessions without breaking, and a frontend that makes those sessions feel alive. For me, engineering isn’t just about code; it’s about designing experiences that are resilient, intuitive, and worth coming back to.

I like problems where both halves matter — something that has to feel good and also hold up under load.