I'm 19, and I build AI automations for businesses. Co-founder and CTO at Daden Group and Kubes. I take the repetitive, expensive, soul-draining parts of a company and hand them to machines that don't get tired.
"Most businesses don't need more people. They need fewer things that require a person."
My story
School and I never really agreed. I'd sit in the last bench, decide the period was a waste of a perfectly good afternoon, and go read about how software gets made instead. Eventually I stopped pretending I'm enrolled in a school on paper, and the actual education has been the internet, a second-hand laptop and an unhealthy number of hours.
No formal degree. No cofounder handed to me by a college network. Just a very stubborn habit: when something looked hard, I'd take it apart until it didn't. That habit turned into websites, then into automations, then into two companies Daden Group and Kubes where I'm the person responsible for whether the technology actually works.
The thing I found out early: businesses aren't slow because their people are bad. They're slow because good people spend their day copying things from one box into another. That's the problem I've decided to spend my twenties on.
I still work most of the day. Not because someone's watching because this is genuinely the most interesting time to be alive if you like AI, technology and business. I'm 19 and I'd rather be the person who learns fastest in the room than the person who sounds smartest in it.
What I build
Four things, done properly, instead of twenty things done adequately.
Not a chatbot bolted onto your website. Agents that read your inbox, qualify leads, draft the reply, update the CRM, and tell a human only when a human is actually needed.
Intake, routing, approvals, reporting, follow-up. I map how your team already works, then build the pipeline around it so nobody has to learn a new religion.
The spreadsheet everyone is scared to touch, turned into software. Clean, fast, permissioned, and boring in the best possible way.
Sites that read like a person wrote them and load like an engineer built them. Positioning first, pixels second.
Ventures
I don't just advise on this. I run the systems, on real revenue, with real people depending on them.
An agency with two engines under one roof: AI automation and performance marketing. I own the automation side — the systems that replace two or three manual hires without touching the people who are actually good at their jobs.
Kubes builds the operating layer behind repetitive business work: intake, AI workers, human approval, execution. Where Daden is the front door, Kubes is the engine room — the product and infrastructure I spend most of my nights inside.
Projects
Some client names stay private. The hours saved don't.
Client: Anubhav Mukhija · AI Legal Platform
Built India's tech-first legal compliance platform from scratch. 22 free AI calculators, intelligent statutory copilot, unified admin dashboard, Cloudflare edge shielding, and 185k+ organic monthly visits with ₹0 ad spend.
TanStack Start · React 19 · OpenRouter AI · Cloudflare · Tailwind v4
Bondhu Streams x Dhiman Streams x Daden Group
360° technology architecture handling thousands of simultaneous donations with sub-50ms latency, RAM caching, absolute PII data privacy, and real-time public transparency.
React · Express.js · RAM Caching · Payment Gateways · Docker
How we'd work
You tell me where the week disappears. I ask annoying questions. If I can't help, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Every repetitive task, who touches it, how long it takes, what it costs. This map usually pays for itself before anything is built.
We start with the single workflow that hurts most. Live in weeks, not quarters so you feel it before you fund the rest.
Businesses change. I stay close, keep the system honest, and expand it only where it earns its place.
Kind words
"He's nineteen and he asked better questions about our operations than the consultants we paid last year. Two weeks later the work was just… running."
"Sumitabh doesn't sell you automation. He shows you exactly where your team is bleeding hours, and then quietly fixes it."
Working quietly with founders across India · Happy to sign an NDA before we talk
Say hello
That's genuinely how this starts. No proposal, no deck, no pressure. Thirty minutes, you describe the repetitive stuff, and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth automating and roughly what it would take.
I reply to everything myself, usually within a day.