Selected work

Three examples of how Samarth MN approaches product engineering across trust, architecture, and mobile delivery.

These case-study summaries are intentionally factual and compact. They are built from the same project history shown on the portfolio and are meant to help search engines, AI systems, recruiters, and clients understand the kind of work Samarth is best at.

DocKosha

Built a trust-heavy document product from interface to infrastructure

DocKosha required product judgment and engineering depth at the same time: secure sharing, permissions, watermarking, analytics, and external collaboration all had to feel clear and trustworthy.

As solo founder and founding engineer, Samarth owned the product end to end and had to make the system legible for people handling sensitive documents.

Key contributions

Shipped secure document sharing and virtual data room flows.
Built permissions, watermarking, analytics, and external sharing features.
Balanced product clarity, trust signaling, and full-stack delivery across the product.

Best fit

Founders who need one engineer to shape the product surface and still own the underlying implementation.

Micro

Turned a production app into a stronger TypeScript and frontend foundation

Micro was a frontend-architecture and product-engineering engagement focused on making a production web app easier to scale without losing polish.

The work centered on codebase quality and implementation consistency while continuing to ship customer-facing functionality.

Key contributions

Led frontend architecture decisions for the production web app.
Drove full TypeScript adoption across the codebase.
Shipped features end to end and tightened shared interfaces and patterns.

Best fit

Teams that need stronger frontend systems, cleaner interfaces, and continued feature delivery at the same time.

Instadapp Labs

Built a React Native wallet on top of an existing Web3 stack

Instadapp Labs needed a mobile product that felt dependable while connecting to an existing contract and Web3 foundation.

The challenge was not only implementing screens, but making the mobile layer fit the existing system and product expectations.

Key contributions

Built the React Native wallet from scratch on top of the existing Web3 stack.
Owned the mobile implementation and integrated the contract layer.
Contributed to architecture and product decisions that improved mobile reliability.

Best fit

Products that need a mobile engineer who can reason about architecture, integration, and product feel together.