space: the final frontier

i co-founded Spaceonova in 2020.

since then, i’ve built teams, products, and growth systems across five startups.

Space has been part of my work from the beginning. Across five startups, I’ve built teams, shipped products, run growth experiments, and written the tools behind them. Product, growth, code, and AI are not separate lanes for me. They are how I get from an idea to something working.

More about me

Operating range

Experience that compounds

Spaceonova
co-founder of a space-research company
Products · growth systems · code · AI
built and shipped across five startups
Space systems and research tools
Mission Atlas and more

Where it started

I co-founded Spaceonova with Shivam in 2020. I built a 20-person team and helped bring space education to about 120,000 students across India and beyond, with free webinars across 500+ schools and colleges. I stepped back from day-to-day work in August 2022 and remain a part-time co-founder. That was the start.

Role: Co-founder · part-time since August 2022
Team: 20 people
Reach: About 120,000 students across 500+ schools and colleges

Space systems I’ve built

Mission Atlas is live. The ISRU + ECLSS Second Brain is complete too, but I can’t make it public.

Live

humanity’s mission directory and atlas

I built a sourced, explorable directory of humanity’s missions beyond Earth to make mission histories, trajectories, and their connections easier to understand.

Open Atlas

Completed · private

Second Brain for ISRU + ECLSS

I built this from a second-brain template I created and gave it access to humanity’s work in in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) and environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS). Its deeply interconnected knowledge base can answer almost any question I throw at it—from physics to engineering—by connecting the evidence across both fields. The system is complete, but I can’t make it public.

Why I’m doing this

First, because it’s fun and I’m curious.

Second, because building is how I deepen expertise. I turn research into systems, test what I understand, find the gaps, and publish what holds up.

Building something difficult in space?

Those are the problems I work on: turning difficult technical missions into products people understand, adopt, and pay for. I bring the product, growth, code, and AI range I’ve built across five startups.