Full-Stack Developer & AI Engineer · Machilipatnam, India
JayanthMurala
M. Jayanth Murala · Machilipatnam, India
Load
bearing.
Every product has a part nobody photographs. The schema beneath the screen. The retry that fires at three in the morning. The decision taken in week one that quietly holds up year three.
That is where I work.
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Structure before surface
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Restraint over decoration
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Built to be inherited
Selected work
2025 · 2026
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texanwholesale.shopTexan Wholesale
Real Work · 2026
ViewB2B wholesale ordering platform for independent convenience stores and gas stations across San Antonio. Barcode restock scanning, trade accounts and route fulfillment.
Next.js · React Native · Express · PostgreSQL
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shriarudramerchantexports.comShri Arudra Exports
Real Work · 2026
ViewA commodity trading house in Kakinada, put in front of international buyers. Trade terms, compliance and logistics made legible.
React · TypeScript · SEO · Playwright
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internationaloceanfoods.comInternational Ocean Foods
Real Work · 2026
ViewCold-chain seafood and meat supply, presented for buyers who order by the container rather than the kilo.
React · TypeScript · SEO · Playwright
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Vending & Delivery LLC
Real Work · 2026
PrivateEnterprise route cash accounting and machine reconciliation across 100+ stores. Automated daily variance tracking and venue revenue splits.
100+ stores · 15+ locations
React Native · Next.js · FastAPI · MongoDB
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andhrastartupmap.inAndhra Startup Map
Product · 2026
ViewInteractive map and directory of startups across 28 districts, backed by verifiable sources and an automated fresher jobs pipeline.
Next.js · MapLibre · MongoDB · Tailwind
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vishnudentacare.vercel.appVishnuDentaCare
Experiment · 2025
ViewPractice management across multiple clinics, where every clinic's records stay sealed from every other's.
Next.js · Express · Prisma · PostgreSQL
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paper-pilot-pi.vercel.appPaperPilot
Experiment · 2025
ViewHandwritten answer sheets read and graded in seconds, and it learns to mark the way each teacher marks.
React · FastAPI · MongoDB · Groq
What I take on
Cross-section
Code is my craft.
Problem solving is my passion.
Impact is my goal.
Anyone can make a thing work on the day it ships. The harder question is whether it still works a year later, on a Tuesday, when nobody is watching it and everybody depends on it.
I build for that Tuesday.
How it runs
Engagement
01A conversation, not an estimate
Before anything
Most briefs describe a solution someone has already settled on. The useful hour is the one spent finding the problem underneath it. Occasionally it turns out to be smaller than expected, and I will say so.
02Scope, in plain language
Written down
What it covers, what it does not, and what happens if it changes. Ambiguity is free at the start and expensive in month three. Nothing here needs a legal dictionary.
03A running thing, not a status update
In the open
Deployed early and updated often, so progress is something you can click rather than something you take my word for. Nothing arrives as a surprise at the end.
04Left in a state someone can take over
Handover
Access, documentation, and a codebase with the reasoning still attached. The work should outlast the engagement, including the part where you stop needing me.
01 · Before anything
A conversation, not an estimate
Most briefs describe a solution someone has already settled on. The useful hour is the one spent finding the problem underneath it. Occasionally it turns out to be smaller than expected, and I will say so.
Contact
Taking on work for Q4
Tell me whatit has to hold.
A few lines about the problem is enough to start. If it is not something I should take on, I will say that too.
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