I build apps
people actually
use.
Perhaps yours next
I'm Krish — a Flutter & Android developer shaping mobile experiences. Founder of Setubandh Tech, Surat, IN.
A product-minded approach
to building mobile apps.
Krish Vekariya
Flutter & Android Developer → building mobile apps
I wrote my first line of code in college — and never looked back.
What started as Java tutorials grew into eight apps on Google Play — GPS field tools used by surveyors and site engineers, productivity utilities, and privacy-first finance apps. Together they've crossed 1.5 million downloads.
Fast, honest, and finished.
No half-shipped features, no spammy permissions, no bloat. In 2026 I founded Setubandh Tech — "Setubandh" means building a bridge: between an idea and a product people actually keep on their phone.
My own products —
built under Setubandh Tech.
Privacy-first apps with no dark patterns. Owned, designed and maintained end-to-end by me.
Auto-synced from Google Play — daily
Professional work —
apps shipped at companies.
Apps I engineered end-to-end for companies I've worked with — live on Google Play, serving real users at scale.
Live stats from Google Play — daily
From first line of code
to 1.5M downloads.
My professional experience, straight from my resume — every app named here is live on Google Play.
Independently built Digital Card Wallet — NFC Reader end-to-end with Jetpack Compose: NFC card scanning & reading, secure digital wallet management and a clean modern UI, from the ground up.
Developed and maintained multiple live Android apps with Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and MVVM — Digital Compass, GPS Map Camera Lite, Hourly Chime, Survey Not Cam and Share My Location. Complex UI animations, sensor/camera/map integrations, and continuous testing & optimization.
Started my own studio and released CashFlow (budget & expense tracking) and SafeTap (safety check-ins & SOS) on Google Play. This portfolio auto-updates as new apps go live.
Bachelor of Computer Applications. Built my Android fundamentals in Java and Kotlin alongside college — and started shipping real apps before graduating.