Business websites
A clean, fast site that tells people who you are, what you sell, and how to reach you. Built to load quickly and work properly on a phone.
- Custom design
- Mobile-first
- Contact forms that reach you
Currently taking on new projects
Fast websites, built by someone who enjoys building them.
I'm Gayathri, a software engineer in Atlanta, GA. I make small, modern sites that load quickly and stay easy to change — no page builders, no agency runaround, nothing you need to pay someone to edit later.
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Three.js
- Vercel
What I do
From a simple site to something with moving parts.
Most people come to me for the first one and grow into the others. You don't need to know which you need — tell me the problem and I'll tell you what it takes.
Sites that update themselves
Menus, listings, hours, specials — connected to a database so you can change them yourself, without calling me or paying for an edit.
- Editable content
- No redeploys
- Simple admin access
Web apps
When a site isn't enough: logins, bookings, dashboards, payments. Same speed of delivery, more moving parts under the hood.
- User accounts
- Databases
- Payments & integrations
Selected work
Working sites you can click through.
These are concept builds — self-directed projects for invented businesses, made to work through the problems real ones run into. Nothing here is a mockup: every menu, basket, and form actually works.
Kiln & Co
A ceramics shop with a real basket, built to show how online selling works.
Persistent basket, per-product pages, instant filteringFern & Ember
A restaurant site where the menu is content, not a PDF.
Menu readable on any device, hours that update themselvesHalden Studio
A photographer's portfolio where the work is the interface.
Keyboard-navigable gallery, generated placeholder artworkSankofa Market
A neighbourhood grocery whose stock list lives in a database.
Content editable without a developer, database locked down by RLSHow it works
Four steps, and you own everything at the end.
Tell me what you need
A short conversation — what your business does, who you're trying to reach, and what the site has to accomplish. No jargon required.
You see it live in days
I build on a real URL from day one, so you're reviewing the actual site in a browser, not a picture of one. Feedback goes in same-day.
Launch on your domain
I handle hosting, HTTPS, DNS, and the domain connection. You get a live site, and the keys to everything.
It stays yours
The code lives in your repository, the content in your database. No lock-in, no monthly fee to keep it online.
Got something you need built?
Tell me what you have in mind. I'll come back with a plan, a timeline, and a straight answer on cost — usually within a day.