Nakul Srivastava
Product & Frontend Engineer
I design and build products end to end. Frontend-led and UX-obsessed, I work across web, desktop, mobile, browser extensions and AI, wherever the problem takes me.
Lately I live at the edge of everyday friction: I notice a recurring annoyance, then build the focused tool that removes it.
Open to Frontend Engineer roles, freelance and collaborations. Come say hi.
01Activity
Frontend Engineer & Product Associate
WorkingKnoarc, Vega Visionary.
Hari
BuildingMy own multi-agent coding harness, built on top of Monocode.
CapKit
ShippingPushing the capture toolkit toward its first release, with Studio recording, scrolling capture and OCR views.
2,728 contributions
02Work
Hari
2026An always-on desktop copilot that sits above Claude Code, Codex and Cursor — it plans, remembers and steers across projects, and never writes a line of code itself, so each harness's context stays clean.

Madhav
2026A glass Windows side-panel that catches notes, ideas and tasks the instant they surface — and syncs both ways with Telegram, so capture follows you across every device.

CapKit
2026A calm, Windows-first capture toolkit: hit a shortcut, grab anything, annotate in place, then pin, record or showcase — one uninterrupted flow replacing a drawer of disconnected tools.
VedHerbz ERP
2026An offline desktop ERP that retired a spreadsheet workflow for a cosmetics manufacturer — raw materials, BOM, batch manufacturing and QC certificates, role-based on a single local SQLite file.

Codex Ledger
2026A privacy-first, local-only dashboard that turns invisible AI usage into readable data — model, runtime, tokens and real cost per task — so you can see where premium models actually earn their keep. Nothing leaves your machine.
Moving Text
2026A featherweight Rust overlay that scrolls reminders along your screen's edges — click-through, always-on-top, 60fps via Direct2D, full Unicode and emoji. Ambient focus that never gets buried.
03What I do
Product & UX
Turning fuzzy problems into shipped products — user flows, edge cases, the full set of states, and the judgment of what not to build.
Frontend Engineering
Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and motion. Interfaces that are fast, accessible, and feel deliberately considered rather than assembled.
Systems & Desktop
Electron, Rust and Win32, with local-first data. Native utilities that live quietly on your machine and respect your workflow.
AI & Automation
LLM tooling, MCP, bots and schedulers — small systems that remove real, daily friction instead of demoing well and dying.




























