On Growth1 of 11
When a man blames others, he has a long journey ahead of him.
When a man blames himself, he is halfway there.
When a man blames no one, and takes things as they are — he has arrived.

I build software for the way Nepal works: a calendar people use every day, a feed of every public tender, and tools for construction teams. I design it, write it and run the servers behind it.
What I'm building
Everything here is live, in use and maintained by me, under Calenote Technologies. Built because these tools didn't exist in Nepal, not because a roadmap said so.
Now, November 2026
Bringing Calenote, BidPalika and Works to Google Play and the App Store.

A Nepali calendar, and everything around it
Bikram Sambat and AD side by side, with your notes, reminders, NEPSE portfolio, finances and family records in one account. Free, no ads, and it works offline. Health records and passwords are encrypted on your device before they're stored.
Every public tender in Nepal, one feed
All 753 local levels, federal and provincial offices, the Department of Roads and NEA, checked four times a day. Alerts by district and type of work, with quiet hours at night.
One workspace for a construction company
Projects, departments and progress in one place, where each person sees only what their role needs. Built alongside a working construction firm, so it follows how sites actually run.
The calendar, one click from any tab
Published on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Works in Chrome, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera and Arc, fully offline.
Calculators Nepal actually needed
BOQ with DUDBC-style rate analysis, NEPSE share costs with capital gains, EMI, salary tax and GPA. Eleven tools, no login.
How I build
Code that a stranger, or me in six months, can read without a map. Plain, obvious structure beats clever every time.
Ship it, measure it, make it faster. Infrastructure that scales down as gracefully as it scales up, because most days you don't need the big server.
The simplest privacy guarantee is not having the data. Where a feature can run on the user's device, it does, and sensitive records are encrypted there first.
Things worth keeping
11 short passages on how to think and live. Read in order, or pick one.
On Growth1 of 11
When a man blames others, he has a long journey ahead of him.
When a man blames himself, he is halfway there.
When a man blames no one, and takes things as they are — he has arrived.
Use ← → to move
Writing
// Deploy full-stack on EC2 server { listen 80; root /var/www/app/dist/spa; location /api { fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php8.2-fpm.sock; } }
A complete guide to deploying a full-stack application — Quasar frontend, Laravel API, and MySQL — on a single EC2 instance with Nginx reverse proxy.
Read the guideHands-on lab: Nginx as a load balancer across multiple EC2 instances with round-robin, least connections, and health checks.
Read Browser ExtensionOne codebase, two manifest versions. Bikram Sambat date logic, offline-first design, and shipping to both stores.
Read Data Engineering753 local governments, each with its own website. How I built a scraper and search layer that pulls them all into one place.
Read ProductLocal-first storage, BS-native reminders, and recurring tasks that handle themselves — built into the calendar, not beside it.
Read AlgorithmsMinimax with alpha-beta pruning — then deliberately making the AI worse so people could actually enjoy playing it.
ReadGet in touch
Questions about Calenote, BidPalika or Calenote Works, a partnership, or a good technical argument. Email is the surest way to reach me, and I reply within a couple of days.
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