I build web applications on the edge.
Fast to load, cheap to run, and yours to keep. I'm Shivam Meena — a senior engineer who takes a project end to end, with a dedicated tester on every one. I ship on SvelteKit and Cloudflare and hand over code your own developers can read.
What I do
Selected work
Doota is the studio's own product: an open-source, self-hosted email platform that renders mail as a chat interface — web client and developer sending API from one deploy, on any Cloudflare account. I designed and built it from first commit to production release, and it's the clearest evidence of how I build stateful systems on the edge.
Kleio, a Paris AI startup, sells an AI product its customers embed in their own sites — so the interface has to be fast on a page Kleio does not control, and retrieval has to keep returning the right context as the corpus grows. I joined their engineering team on subcontract as the second engineer and worked on both: the low-latency embed UI, and the Node and Python APIs behind it. Across eighteen months the embed passed 200k active users over their client deployments.
I build in the open
The stack I work in
I take on a small number of projects at a time.
Tell me what you're building and where it hurts. I'll say honestly whether I'm the right person for it.