Founder · Srinagar, Kashmir
Founder building companies in Kashmir.
I run ViberNet, OpenLoop, and Viral Pulse Media, internet infrastructure, software, and content. I write about what it takes to build where the world isn't watching.
01, Work
What I'm building
02, Campaigns
Build in Public
30 Days of Operations in Kashmir
I spent 30 days documenting the reality of building companies in Kashmir. No VC funding, no fake hustle. Just the raw operations behind ViberNet, OpenLoop, and SuperDash.
Read the Spring 2026 Series03, Writing
Latest writing
my ViberNet Is Live on Google Play: What a Small ISP's Customer App Should Actually Do
ViberNet's customer app is now on Google Play. OTP login, live connection status, recharge, invoices, and support tickets, and why the list is deliberately short.
September 24, 2026More Than Two Dozen Sites on One Modest Server: The Boring Stack I Actually Run
Four CPU cores, about 7 GB of RAM, nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB and SQLite. What runs my sites, why I removed Node from two of them, the certificate mistake that almost broke a live site, and where one box stops being enough.
September 16, 2026The EasyMesh Autopsy: Repairing a Broken Mesh Toolchain on Three ISP-Locked Routers
Three ISP-locked GPON routers, a mesh feature the vendor shipped disabled, and a firmware toolchain so incomplete it took eight separate fixes just to get the daemon to start.
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03, Open source
Building in the open

A self-hosted, open-source control panel for Linux servers, written in Go. Manage Nginx, MySQL, SSL, firewalls, and a live terminal from the browser. A free alternative to cPanel, released under GPL-3.0, built in association with OpenLoop.

A secure, single-file PHP file manager and code editor for Linux servers. Edit, upload, and manage files straight from your browser, no SSH, no dependencies, just drop in one file and go.
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