A house fire helped spark an AI company.
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Status: building what should exist
Engineer. Founder. Author. Optimist.
No suit. Better use cases.
He builds AI that inspects property damage, anticipates financial crime, helps students think clearly, and proves the world is better than your feed. Apparently one impossible problem at a time was too relaxing.
No cave. No billionaire inheritance. Just relentless curiosity and an unreasonable number of open tabs.

You did not come here to admire a hero. You came here to remember that you are one.
Mission control / Active projects
Property damage. Financial crime. AI confusion. Doomscrolling. The common strategy is simple: find a real problem, build something useful, and give people more control.
Agentic AI / Financial crime
Two AI minds reason about behavior and intent at machine speed, helping financial institutions catch the crime that valid credentials can hide.
The bad guys get a moving target. Compliance gets fewer headaches.

Computer vision / Property intelligence
A raw pile of property photos becomes structured, photo-referenced reports for claims, underwriting, repairs, and the people who prefer decisions to data entry.
It reviews photo #1 and photo #1,000 with the same energy. Show-off.

Nonprofit / Constructive journalism
Evidence-led reporting on meaningful progress, beginning in Greater Chicago and built for everywhere. Hope is welcome. Receipts are required.
Because doomscrolling should not be your full-time internship.

Bestselling book / Student AI literacy
A practical, funny, movie-quote-powered guide to help Gen Z understand AI, use it responsibly, and keep their own brain firmly in the driver's seat.
Twelve chapters. Zero requests to become a prompt-shaped human.

Product metrics reflect publicly reported results and capabilities. Superhero-level enthusiasm; real-world numbers.
The origin story
Every good founder story has a moment when frustration stops being an inconvenience and becomes a blueprint. Nishant's involved fire damage, claims paperwork, and the dangerous thought: "Surely this can be better."
Engineer by profession. Sci-fi geek at heart. Professionally incapable of leaving an impossible problem alone.
2017 / The spark
Build mode
Mission expanded
Now / The multiverse
Interactive dossier
The résumé is unusual enough that one fake fact can hide in plain sight. Tap your answers. Your reputation as a highly trained internet detective is absolutely at stake.
Four truths. One nonsense.
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Unofficial operating manual

Latest field manual
The question is whether students use it as a tool or let it quietly do all the thinking.
The AI Survival Guide for Students gives Gen Z a practical way to understand AI, spot manipulation, ask better questions, protect their voice, and stay ahead without outsourcing their brain.
Your turn / Hero protocol
A hero is not a person with perfect confidence. It is a person who chooses a useful next move while doubt is still loading. Pick the mode you need today.
Protocol 01
Make the first useful version. Confidence can catch up after you press publish.
No signup. No score. Your life was already the main event.
Hope, humor, and receipts
Explore founder interviews, program profiles, and public work. Because confidence is fun, but confidence with sources is harder to argue with.
Open channel
Good. Those are the interesting ones.
Founders, students, parents, builders, skeptics, optimists, and people with suspiciously ambitious ideas are welcome.