Deepak Modi

Working on the full stack side for one of India's largest communities of founders and AI builders. I build backend REST APIs using Node.js and Express, developing AI features and connecting them to member facing Next.js dashboards. We manage the entire architecture inside a Turborepo monorepo for faster builds.

Wrote the core Node.js and Express backend for Charlie (an AI interviewer) and Ria (an outbound AI calling agent). On the frontend, I developed the main recruitment dashboard layouts. I also built complex data grids and rich interactive charts using Nuxt.js and Tailwind CSS to help recruiters visualize candidate metrics.

Worked at this Y Combinator backed startup building the frontend for an automated testing and monitoring platform for conversational AI agents. I created intuitive dashboards that let users monitor voice and chat AI agents in real time, ultimately helping 75+ enterprise customers ship reliable AI agents much faster.

Built the multi tenant lead generation platform and treatment landing pages specifically for international patients seeking care across five major Indian hospitals. I converted over 50 complex Figma designs into responsive React components, and fully integrated push notifications, live chat, and Google Translate.

I built NotesNeo because finding quality study material was a nightmare for engineering students at my university. Instead of asking for notes in endless WhatsApp groups, I created a centralized platform where students can find exactly what they need in seconds. With personalized dashboards and favorites system, it's now the go-to academic resource for over 1,000 students.

I built ResumeGPT because my friends kept coming to me, asking how to make professional resumes that actually get shortlisted. Instead of helping them one by one, I built an AI tool where they can just describe themselves, and it generates a polished, ATS-friendly resume instantly with 10+ templates to choose from. It now features real-time AI voice interviews to help users practice for their real ones.

I built Svaasthi to rethink how medicine reminders work for the elderly. Instead of relying on manual alarms, Svaasthi uses an AI voice agent to call them directly on their phone at their specific medicine time. It naturally asks if they've taken their dose, and instantly sends a push notification to the caregiver if they miss one. It's a fully automated system with zero learning curve and zero installation.

I built Vak Sahayak after seeing people struggle with complex government forms simply because they couldn't type or didn't know English. Instead of another confusing web portal, I created a voice-first AI assistant. Users just select a service and speak naturally in their native language. The AI agent asks the right questions, confirms their details, and fills out the form live—completely removing the need for typing or reading dense PDFs.

I built Polygo to break down language barriers for global teams. It's an AI-powered real-time chat platform that combining Sarvam AI's lightning-fast Indic translations with Google Gemini's global reach. In a Polygo group, 10 people can speak 10 different languages, and every single one of them sees the conversation in their native tongue as if it were written that way.

After launching my portfolio, everyone kept asking for the source code to build their own. Instead of just sharing the repo, I built a CLI tool to make the process effortless. Now, anyone can spin up a modern, customizable portfolio in seconds with a single command: `npx create-neo-portfolio`. It handles everything from scaffolding to dependencies, so you can focus on showcasing your work.

I built MenuViz to simplify food photography for restaurants. It's an AI-powered studio that transforms text descriptions into stunning, high-quality food images using Google Nano Banana Image Model. With features like intelligent prompt enhancement and professional style presets, it allows users to visualize their menu items.

I noticed students in my college labs struggling to save and share their code across different systems. Instead of sharing code in WhatsApp, I built NeoCompiler - a social coding platform where they can write, execute, and share code instantly. With real-time execution and AI assistance, it turned a common lab frustration into a seamless collaborative experience.

I built LinkNest because I was tired of bookmark managers that create more work than they save. It's a smart link organizer that automatically categorizes your links, fetches metadata, and keeps everything organized with zero effort. Just paste a URL and let the app handle the rest!