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Shreyash Agare

Thinks like a designer.Ships like an engineer.*

I design products and ship the front end. An AI meeting tool of mine runs 15 to 40 meetings a week at Briqhaus, in Mumbai.

From the intro

Think bigger, build smarter.

That's how I design.

Sound is off until you press play. Or tap the record.

Wrapped · 2026

2026 · a year in tracks


A little music, a lot of designing, some things shipped. Every number in here is one you can go and check.

01 / 10

Now
Design and build, Briqhaus
Works in
Figma, React, Rails
Based
Mumbai, open to remote

Work that shipped.
And the work that got me there.

Side A

Shipped, in daily use

  1. Meeting MOM

    Records a client meeting, transcribes it, and returns minutes with action items assigned to the people who were in the room.

    Did
    Designed it, then built the front end: review flow, keyboard triage, owner correction.
    Result
    15 to 40 meetings a week at Briqhaus. Nothing goes out until a person signs off on who owes what.

    Audio to document · 2026 · 0:34

  2. Briqhaus CRM

    A real-estate CRM for Indian builders: the system sales teams live in all day, with leads, inventory, bookings and the state of every deal in one place.

    Did
    Design, front end and QA across seven modules, plus the design system that holds them together.
    Result
    Multiple builders run their sales on it. Seven modules shipped in a year, all looking like one product.

    Internal tool · 2026 · 0:22

  3. Buyer Portal

    The other side of the same system: where a home buyer tracks their purchase, paperwork and payments without calling anyone.

    Did
    Design, front end and QA: the flows, the document and payment views, the Flutter build.
    Result
    Built in a few weeks on the existing platform, now in Play Store review. The two questions that generated the phone calls are the first things on the screen.

    Customer-facing · 2026 · 0:29 · In Play Store review

Side B

Earlier work. Shorter reads.

Live sites, and the college work from before the job. Smaller stakes, same thinking.

  1. RERA EasyWeb · 2026A Maharashtra RERA consultancy lost its website, and with it the channel most of its leads came through. This is the site that put the firm back in front of the people looking for it.
  2. Briqhaus siteWeb · 2026Briqhaus was pitching software with no website to show. A large client meeting was booked, so the site had to be live before it. The public face of the platform the CRM and Buyer Portal sit behind.
  3. RaahiBehavioral design · 2025A voice companion for long-distance drivers that keeps them present, talks them into breaks at the right moment, and gives the passenger a way to help without nagging.
  4. KavachSystem design · 2024A safety and communication system for construction sites: wearables at the gate, alcohol checks, SOS with location and medical history, weather in the schedule, and one dashboard for the people who have to act.
  5. REDesign research · 2023A packaging system for Indian e-commerce: boxes that open in one step, turn into something else afterwards, and an app that pays you to reuse or return them.

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Shreyash Agare

A · shipped
B · earlier

I've
spent 1+ years in product, and learned to build what I design. A picture of a product is not a product.
I'm
in Mumbai, at Envision Next, building Briqhaus, the real-estate software builders run their sales on. Remote is fine.
I'd
rather cut a feature than ship one nobody asked for.
I won't
ship what a model wrote until a person has checked it. AI drafts, I decide.
I'll
answer the email. The address is one scroll down.