Hi, I'm Pramod
I love building things that make life a little easier.
I've spent more than 15 years building software used by millions of people. In my own time, I make small apps that solve problems I've run into myself.
I love a challenge, I do my best work outside my comfort zone, and I try to enjoy every bit of the ride.
What I've built
Two apps, each one started by a problem in my own life.
Tuckleaf · iPhone
Every word you read, kept.
A notebook for the words you meet in books. Save a word with the sentence you found it in, look it up offline, and review a few each day. Pay once, no subscription.
I'd stumble on a word while reading and want to keep it, so I could come back to it later instead of losing it. Nothing I tried did that without getting in the way.
And a friend of mine, a real stickler, corrected my grammar and pronunciation all the time. I was carelessly mixing up words like shoulder and soldier, and I wanted a place to save those too and practise them. So I built one.
American Accent Decoded · iPhone
Say it the way Americans do.
The American accent as 69 patterns you can hear, read and say. Free to start, no account, works offline.
I've lived in the US for 19 years. I've picked up a lot of the accent, but I still trip over it every now and then. I wanted a way to learn it that makes a real difference, not a word at a time, so I broke the accent down into the patterns underneath it.
Off the clock
Life's short, so I go.
For me, travel is about people: meeting them, seeing how they live, and eating whatever they're eating. Here's where my passport has been so far, and where it's going next.
Visited Planned
Reading
Always mid-book. That habit is where Tuckleaf came from.
Living
You only live once, so I try to enjoy it: good food, good people, and a flight booked for somewhere new.
Say hello
Send me a postcard.
Ideas, questions, something you're building, or a place I should visit next. I read every message.