Bangkok, Thailand · Builder & operator
Pankaj
Ahuja
I build software around problems I run into: moving goods out of China, deciphering supplier paperwork, finding something to do with cars, and asking Wikipedia strange questions.
See the work ↓The work
Built · operated · still evolving
SupplierForm
Shipment operations software built after four years of doing the work by hand. It turns supplier Excel files, PDFs, and photos into checked packing lists, then follows each order through payment, warehouse receiving, container loading, and customs documents.
Visit SupplierForm ↗WikiCrawl
Pick any two Wikipedia articles. WikiCrawl searches real hyperlinks for a route between them, then uses the surrounding passages and visible source snippets to explain why each jump makes sense.
Crawl Wikipedia ↗OchiOchi
Photograph a restaurant receipt, tap each line to the friend who ate it, and send everyone a PromptPay QR for exactly their share. Service charge and VAT split proportionally, and friends need no app.
Visit OchiOchi ↗TraderHong
A2Z helps apartment and dormitory owners send rent and utility bills by SMS, see who has paid, automate overdue reminders, and keep tenant maintenance requests in one place.
Visit TraderHong ↗4CUF
A bilingual calendar for car culture across Thailand: meets, track days, races, and motor shows. Dates are researched, checked against organizers, and linked back to their original sources.
Find a car event ↗Sinocom Global
An international trading company moving goods out of China since 1984. We handle sourcing, consolidation, inspection, export documentation, and container logistics for customers across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond.
See four decades of trade ↗Kuber Pharmacy
A health and beauty pharmacy on Sukhumvit 24 in Bangkok, focused on curated wellness products, premium care, and the kind of personal service a neighborhood pharmacy should have.
Visit Kuber Pharmacy ↗Other rabbit holes
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