Automation · AI · Full-Stack Developer
software should eliminate busywork, not create more of it
I'm a self-taught developer in Mumbai. I build the automation, data pipelines, and full-stack apps that teams actually run their day on — after ~500 freelance projects I started Awetomiq, a small product-engineering studio, to do more of it properly.
Most of what I build starts as something I wanted to exist. Some of it turns into client work, some of it just ends up on GitHub. Either way I like shipping tools that quietly do their job.
- Custom automation & data pipelines — web scrapers, monitors, and alert systems that run unattended
- Full-stack web & apps — dashboards, internal tools, and client-facing products
- Applied AI & LLM — document parsing, extraction, and workflow routing
- Bots & API integrations — Telegram / Discord bots and the connectors that glue systems together
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syncwave — a self-hosted Spotify Jam alternative. Start a room, share one link, and everyone hears the same second of the same song: shared queue, live chat, vote-to-skip, an optional AI DJ — no accounts, no Premium, on a machine you own. Next.js 15 with a server-authoritative playback clock so nobody drifts. The one I keep coming back to. → syncwave.awetomiq.com
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n8n-python-sdk — infrastructure-as-code for n8n. Author workflows as typed Python, compile to wire-exact JSON, catch broken wiring before deploy, and ship with a Terraform-style
plan/apply.mypy --strict, 524 tests, 100% branch coverage. Alpha, but I use it in anger. -
user-agents-ng
a maintained, drop-in successor to the popular but abandoneduser-agentslibrary (10M+ downloads/month). Python 3.9–3.14, type hints, CI. -
selenium-proxy-tools — authenticated & rotating proxies for Chrome-based automation (Selenium, SeleniumBase, undetected-chromedriver, Playwright). Standard library only, zero dependencies.
Got something tedious that should really be a script? → hello@awetomiq.com · awetomiq.com