About Me.

Have you ever had a moment where your life flashed before your eyes? A moment so raw, so terrifying, that it reshaped your entire existence? If you had been sitting next to me in the car in August ‘22, you’d be crying, calling your loved ones, and perhaps, for the first time, believing in God.

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It was just another hangout with friends, but everything changed in an instant. My friend, riding high on adrenaline, stood through the sunroof while driving. The car swerved uncontrollably across the highway, dangerously close to the barrier, barely an inch from catastrophe. In that split second, my heart raced, and I thought everything was over.

But it wasn’t.

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I come from a middle-class family in India—our story wasn’t one of rags-to-riches, but of frugality to freedom. My childhood was filled with tech wonders—watching Steve Jobs unveil a new iPhone, the thrill of Sony releasing a new PlayStation. For me and my brother technology wasn’t just entertainment; it was magic.

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I moved to Canada because my bhaiya said, "Billy, you should pursue Software Engineering." I didn’t fully understand it at the time, but the crash in a Tesla changed everything. This time, it wasn’t chaos—it was control. The car’s safety measures predicted the impact, adjusted itself, and saved us. I walked away unscathed. In that moment, I realized: technology wasn’t just magic. It was power.

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Despite surviving two near-death experiences, my real struggle wasn’t physical—it was internal. In my second year, loneliness gnawed at me. I had friends, but I felt isolated. My ambitions blurred. Life was just a repetitive cycle of assignments and deadlines. I was drifting—until the university strike.

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And that's when my life changed for the nth time. At the precipice of everything going bust, I read a quote by Swami Vivekananda "Make your goals so big, so powerful and so compelling that all your problems seem insignificant by comparison".

I remember vividly, I could not sleep that night. 

I started watching podcasts of people whom I thought have made it big in life. I noticed 4 key things common in every single one of my idols. They READ, have immense PASSION, make IMPACT on the masses and make MONEY.

I was fixated, I decided by the next year April, I would be finishing 36 books at least, reading 3 books a month. While my peers were joshing around, my books were my playground. 

In the next eight months, I read 22 books, secured my first job at a major financial firm, and negotiated my salary—without any prior experience. My life transformed.

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Now, my mission is clear. I don’t just want to create technology; I want to create impact. I want to build something that does for millions—something that doesn’t just save lives but changes them.