Rahul Vagadiya

I help early-stage teams turn ambiguous ideas into reliable web and AI-enabled products.

Product thinking, technical direction, and hands-on full-stack delivery - from choosing the right first version to shipping the core experience.

Building something early, complicated, or stuck? Email me directly.

Building with founders.

How I assist in turning a useful insight into something people can use, learn from, and keep using.

  1. 01

    Find the sharpest first bet

    Get clear on the customer, the problem, and what needs proving. Then cut the rest.

  2. 02

    Put it in front of people

    Ship the smallest useful version early and let real behaviour decide what earns the next investment.

  3. 03

    Build for the next stage

    The first release should be dependable from day one and ready to grow without starting over.

My thoughts on product, AI, and building.

Short notes from my own work - on the decisions that make a product trustworthy, useful, and worth continuing to build.

All thoughts

Now

Building Vueboard.

A small personal dashboard for challenges, routines, reminders, notes, and the progress I want to keep visible.

See Vueboard
Vueboard challenges board with a fitness competition countdown, pushups, reading, water, and deep work cards

Things I've made for myself.

Taking an idea all the way through: the behaviour, the edge cases, and the details that make it useful.

Browse projects

Inkse - making custom fashion design purchasable.

A closer look at a product where the visual experience and the commerce system had to work as one.

The problem

Customers needed to see and customise a fashion line before they could confidently buy it. A conventional product page could not carry that experience.

My role

I owned the full-stack architecture and delivery across the 3D design experience, commerce integration, product configuration, and asynchronous workflows.

A key decision

I successfully demonstrated via a PoC the high-end capabilities of rendering 3D garments with multiple add-ons (embroidery, text, images) across garment placements (back, front, label) all baked together with a granular pricing and discounts based checkout.

The result

Customers could design, preview, configure, and purchase custom garments in one product flow, with real-time updates for uploads, approvals, and file-processing work.

A few things I've built or helped build.

Product work with teams where I contributed directly to the customer experience, the technical foundation, or both.

Browse client work

Inkse

Made custom fashion design part of the purchase flow.

Built an interactive 3D garment-customisation experience where customers could add designs across a garment, alongside the commerce platform and product-configuration work needed to make the experience purchasable.

Architecture · Next.js · Three.js · Shopify · serverless workflows

Remo

Turned complex collaboration and admin work into product features.

Delivered features including map-based user location and self-service SSO configuration, moving a previously manual customer setup into the product while working closely with the product team.

Real-time systems · SSO · cloud functions · testing and observability

Sophion ViewPoint

Built a clearer, safer experiment setup experience.

Worked on the ViewPoint interface for Sophion's Qube 384: an assay-based GUI designed to guide experiment setup, reduce human error, and give operators more control.

Product UI · TypeScript · component systems · state management

Stayhopper

Built the end-to-end customer and operational apps of a hotel booking platform.

Built an end-to-end hotel micro-booking suite: the booking journey, backend APIs, payment integration, availability and pricing, and CMS tools for staff and hotel operators.

End-to-end delivery · payments · APIs · operations tooling

A couple of kind words.

Rahul is outcome driven and works extremely well in an Agile project.
Paul SchmidtChief Data and Analytics Strategist, MPower MSLPublished recommendation
A very strong full-stack developer, with a great eye for detail and beautiful, functional user interfaces.
Iraklis AlexopoulosPublished on LinkedInRead recommendation

Have a product problem worth solving?

I work with a small number of teams that need a hands-on technical partner to bring clarity and momentum to an important product.