Websites, admin panels and office tools your own staff can run.
Tell me what's slowing your team down. I'll build the fix, from the database to the screens, and hand it over with what you need to keep it running. My college's website at jcbmc.ac.in is one example: its office staff update every page themselves.
Hiring? I'm also open to full-time developer roles. View my resume
CurrentlyMaintaining the college website, now live at jcbmc.ac.in
How I can help
Notices, documents, photos and every page change the same day, from an admin panel, without waiting for a developer.
See: College website
Records, sign-in and the right view for each person, on the web and on phones, instead of files passed around by email.
See: College ERP
Comparing quotations, tracking stock, issuing purchase orders: the repetitive work your office does by hand, done in a few clicks.
See: Quotation system
A proper database with imports from Excel, printable reports, and backups you can restore, not years of data on one PC.
See: Student tracking
Extend an existing application or move it to better hosting without starting over. I moved the college site to its own server and to a new storage service.
See: College website
Payment gateways and large third-party integrations aren't in my portfolio yet. Describe the problem anyway: I'll tell you plainly what it would take, and whether I'm the right person for it.
Selected work
Institutional website and CMS
A new website for my college whose office staff update every page, notice and document themselves, without waiting for a developer.
College ERP: web and mobile
Attendance, IA marks and timetables in one system instead of paper and spreadsheets, with the right view for administrators, HODs, faculty and students, on the web and in a mobile app.
Working together
You tell me what's going wrong, who will use the result, and what a good outcome looks like, in your own words. A rough idea is a fine place to start.
I suggest an approach that fits your budget and the way you work, explain the trade-offs in plain language, and we agree on scope before I write much code.
The work arrives in small pieces you can try as it's built, so feedback shapes it while changes are still cheap. No big reveal at the end.
You get the software running, with documentation, backups and admin screens your staff can use without calling me.
About
I'm a full-stack developer in Karnataka. Everything I've built so far started with someone who needed it: my college's website and admin panel, its ERP, and desktop tools for its day-to-day administration.
What I care about most is what happens after launch. Can your staff use it without calling me? Is the data safe? Can it grow when your needs do? I build with those answers in mind from the first conversation.
Jul 2026 – nowProject
New public website and admin panel for my college, live at jcbmc.ac.in on the college's own server.
Apr – Aug 2026Project
Attendance, IA marks and timetables for every role, on the web and in a mobile app. Built solo from my internship project.
Apr – Jul 2026Project
Placement records desktop app, built in a team of two.
Feb – Apr 2026Work
Run by the college's BCA department with experts from MTD, Mysuru. React, Spring Boot and MySQL. My internship project, a College Management Portal, became the starting point for the college ERP.
Oct 2025 – Apr 2026Project
Desktop tool for comparing vendor quotations and issuing purchase orders. Main developer in a team of six.
2024Project
My first project: a C# desktop inventory system for the college. Rewritten in Python by a team of six in 2026, and now in use by college staff.
2023 – 2026Education
Sri JCBM College, Sringeri.
Tell me what's slowing your team down. I'll tell you honestly what it would take, and whether I'm the right person for it.
adithyamdgowda@gmail.comHiring a developer? I'm also open to full-time roles. View my resume.
