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Parth Madhvani

From messy problem to working product.

I'm a design engineer at Lead Catalyst. I take a product from the messy version someone describes out loud to something in production: schema, API, interface, iOS app, billing, and the marketing site it launches behind.

Most engineers stop at the API or the component. The interesting work is downstream of that: the webhook that must not double-charge, the PDF an inspector will read, the empty state nobody designed. That's the part I want.

Four of them went out this year: Embers, SnapCount, OutboundQA and Hood Cleaning Report, all launched on Product Hunt between June and July.

Parth Madhvani, Design engineer + product engineer

B.E. Information Technology · 2021-2025

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5products shipped
02
4launched on Product Hunt in 2026
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5,224organic search clicks in 90 days

Work

five products, four still live

Not client work and not a tutorial repo. These are live products with paying surfaces, and I own more than one layer of each. Every card goes to a write-up of what was actually hard.
  • LinkedIn lead pipeline · June 2026

    Embers

    live

    Turns LinkedIn engagement into a ranked queue of warm leads for founders and ghostwriters.

    Surfaces I own

    • Scoring engine
    • ICP classifier
    • Dashboard
    • Billing
    • Marketing site
  • Compliance SaaS · July 2026

    Hood Cleaning Report

    live

    NFPA 96 compliance reports for commercial kitchen exhaust contractors.

    Surfaces I own

    • Multi-tenant backend
    • CompanyCam integration
    • Document vault
    • PDF pipeline
    • Field drafting
  • iOS + web app · June 2026

    SnapCount

    live

    Real-time multiplayer tally counter for iOS and the web.

    Surfaces I own

    • iOS app
    • Sync layer
    • Web app
    • Marketing site
  • Inventory and accounting

    Diam Jewels

    live

    Inventory and accounting for jewellers: gold, diamonds, stones, sales, purchases and ledgers in one place.

  • Outbound infrastructure QA · June 2026

    OutboundQA

    sunset

    Catches cold email infrastructure problems before a campaign goes out, not after it burns a domain.

    Surfaces I own

    • Check engine
    • Verdict model
    • Report generation
    • Marketing site

How I work

the whole surface, not one layer of it

A product is not the API. Pick a layer and see what owning it actually means.

Marketing site

The page the product launches behind. Programmatic landing pages per vertical, a sitemap generated from the routes, free standalone tools as the top of funnel, and copy written to be read rather than to hit a keyword.

Usually handed to a contractor. It is the first thing a buyer sees.

  • Next.js
  • TanStack Start
  • next-intl
  • Structured data

Craft

components, not screenshots

The interaction details I care about, extracted into files you can copy. No animation library, no headless-UI dependency, one helper function. These are live. Press them.
  • CopyButton

    A crossfade between two icons shows you two objects overlapping. Two pixels of blur during the swap makes the eye read one object transforming instead.

  • SegmentedControl

    The labels are rendered twice and the active copy is clipped to the thumb, so the text changes colour as the thumb passes over it rather than a beat ahead of it.

    1,206ranked leads

  • HoldToConfirm

    Slow going in, snappy coming back: deliberate where the user is deciding, immediate where the system is responding. The fill is a clip-path, so it never reflows.

    3 remaining
All 14 components, with source

Stack

what's actually running

Grouped by depth rather than breadth. Anything I've only tinkered with is left off on purpose. The full list is here.
React 19React 19Every web surfaceTypeScriptTypeScriptEverything, strictTanStack StartTanStack StartSSR at the edgeNext.jsNext.jsMarketing sites, this oneTailwindTailwindv4, token-drivenDjangoDjangoDjango 5 + DRFPythonPythonBackend, classificationCeleryCeleryScheduled + queued workPostgreSQLPostgreSQLSoft deletes, real indexesRedisRedisBroker and cacheExpoExpoSDK 53, new architectureCloudflareCloudflareWorkers and R2OpenAIOpenAIStructured outputsDockerDockerMulti-service compose

Experience

where i've shipped

Product studios, an early-stage startup and contract work. The through-line is scope: I keep ending up on the parts nobody else wants to own.
  1. Full-Stack Engineer

    Lead CatalystMarch 2026 to Present
    • Building and shipping three live SaaS products end-to-end: Embers (LinkedIn engagement-to-lead pipeline), Hood Cleaning Report (NFPA 96 compliance for commercial kitchen contractors), and SnapCount (real-time multiplayer tally counter, iOS + web).
    • Backend: Django 5 + DRF + Celery + Redis + OpenAI; Express.js + SSE for real-time sync; PostgreSQL with soft-delete patterns, complex indexes, and idempotent webhook handlers.
    • Frontend: React 19 + TanStack Start (SSR) on Cloudflare Workers; Tailwind v4 with token-based design systems; Expo SDK 53 with TurboModules for the iOS app.
    • Infra + billing: Cloudflare R2 for object storage, Dodo Payments for multi-tier subscriptions, Fernet-encrypted token storage for third-party OAuth integrations (CompanyCam).
    • Cross-functional: ship UI, API, billing, and marketing surfaces; involved in product and GTM decisions alongside the founder.
  2. Founding Engineer (Software Engineer)

    PactleJuly 2025 to Nov 2025
    • Owned and built complex, scalable UI systems for RFQ capture, quoting, approvals, and invoicing workflows
    • Designed component-driven frontend architecture powering dynamic, multi-step business processes
    • Implemented AI-powered features including PDF/Image → quote extraction, email-ingested RFQs, and product recommendations
    • Collaborated closely with backend teams on API contracts, data models, and ERP integrations for quote-to-cash automation
    • Improved workflow usability and efficiency for manufacturing customer teams
  3. Software Engineer (Internship)

    Connektra.ioFeb 2025 to May 2025
    • Maintained and improved 50+ enterprise-grade integrations on a no-code automation platform.
    • Built and optimized React + TypeScript components for AI-driven workflows.
    • Developed LLM-powered modal experiences for automation engines.
    • Reduced integration delivery time by 10x using AI-based tooling.
    • Optimized APIs, reduced latency, and improved sync performance.
    • Contributed to the visual workflow builder enabling zero-code integrations.
    • Role impacted by a temporary company pause due to funding constraints.
  4. Full-Stack Developer (Internship)

    XipperOct 2024 to Jan 2025
    • Designed a scalable PostgreSQL schema using Prisma for complex relational data.
    • Led frontend engineering using React + Tailwind to build polished UIs.
    • Architected backend with Node.js + Prisma achieving sub-150ms API responses.
    • Developed real-time analytics powering actionable insights.
    • Implemented caching layers + CDN deployment to reduce latency.
    • Owned the entire development lifecycle across frontend, backend, and deployment.

Contact

what i'm looking for

Open to full-stack / design-engineer roles

A role where I own a product surface end to end rather than a lane of it. The kind of scope where the schema decision and the empty state are the same person's problem. Design engineering, product engineering, or founding engineer at a team small enough that those titles mean the same thing.

If that's the shape of what you're hiring for, the fastest route is 30 minutes on a call. Otherwise email works and I answer.

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