Adarsh Kumar Singh

1. 2016–2018

   The commerce kid in the computer lab

   Computers were just my side subject. Then I met Java, and that was it for me. Skipped a class? Teachers didn't even ask. They just checked the computer lab. Plot twist: even with the science kids in the room, I was the second one to finish the final computer project, and I also became the room's project supplier.

   Java was my first language
2. 2018–2021

   A degree in computers

   My school teachers saw it before I did. They were sure I'd end up in computers. They were right: I did a three-year BCA at Symbiosis International University in Pune.

3. Feb 2019

   My first code on GitHub

   I started putting my side projects online. A lot of them were only half done.

   Still going: 2,089 GitHub contributions in the past year.

4. 2021

   Google Summer of Code, and my first $1,500

   Final year of college. I was convinced only IITians got picked. Applied anyway. I learned JavaScript and React from scratch, jumped into an open-source project, and pushed around 3,000 code changes before I even hit submit. Got in. Three months with JBoss paid me $1,500, my first money from code. Still my favorite paycheck.

   the butterfly effect starts here
5. After college

   An AI internship, then a service company

   Right after GSoC, I landed an internship at an AI company. We trained large language models for Indian languages on a Kaldi pipeline. I was the intern learning from seriously cool AI/ML engineers: fine-tuning models, and training new ones from scratch on rented GPUs. Three months in, it turned into a full-time job. Ten months in, the learning slowed down, so I switched to a service company. That's where I learned to build real products for real users. I shipped for a lot of clients, including Hindustan Unilever, Johnson & Johnson and iGenie. For Tredence, I built a whole new product dashboard experience. A bunch of those products, I built solo.

6. 2023

   The call that made me a founder

   After about 2.5 years at the service company, I quit. Then came two months of job hunting and side projects. Zero offers. Until my phone rang. It was Ronak Daga, who runs the design studio Red Baton and used to be one of our clients. His idea: a Figma plugin that helps designers design. I joined as the first engineer and built the whole thing. It blew up. In a couple of weeks, 25,000 people were using it, and some of them were paying. Ronak decided to bootstrap it and asked me, "Would you be the co-founder and CTO of this company?" That's the day my founder era started.

   25k users. we did not see that coming
7. 2024

   The plugin grows into UXMagic.ai

   Ronak's next big idea: turn the plugin into a full AI design tool. I wrote more than half of the first code myself, before our first intern joined. We raised $150k from 500 Global and $50k from angel investors.

   Today: $4,400 a month from 151 paying customers.

8. May 20, 2024

   UXMagic's first payment: $5

   Small, but real.

9. Jan 2026

   UXMagic made $10k in one month

   We collected $10.3k in January. It was our best month of the past year.

10. Along the way

    Zero ad spend. Millions of impressions.

    We never spent money on marketing at UXMagic. Our secret was SEO. We built an AI pipeline that wrote blog posts and got them ranking on Google. In the last 3 months alone, that's 3.79 million impressions and 26k clicks, all organic. Meanwhile, AI design got crowded fast. So we asked ourselves: why not turn our growth hack into a product?

    zero marketing budget btw

    Total clicks

    26k

    Total impressions

    3.79M

    Average CTR

    0.7%

    Average position

    8

11. May 12, 2026

    First code for SEOsorted

    We turned that blog pipeline into a full engine, and SEOsorted was born. It does keyword research, writes blogs on autopilot, schedules and publishes them, and builds backlinks. It also checks your AI visibility: whether ChatGPT and other AI tools mention your product, or quietly skip it.

    Today: $558 a month from 5 paying customers.

    my main bet
12. Aug 2026

    SEOsorted's first paying customer

    They paid $99 for the Pro plan, three months after I started. In September, it made $558.

13. Oct 2026

    AI tools can use SEOsorted now

    I added a way for AI tools like Claude to use SEOsorted directly. I also launched a $49 one-time plan to see if people buy that too.

    Built with Claude Code: 194 sessions and 1,003 hours so far.

14. Next

    $10k a month

    $5,042 to go. Then I'll set the next goal.

    keep shipping until one gets big

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  SEOsortedAn AI team that does your SEO

  $558 a month

  It finds the right keywords, writes blog posts on autopilot, schedules and publishes them, and builds backlinks. It also shows whether AI tools like ChatGPT mention your product. Born from the SEO playbook that grew UXMagic. Started in May, first paying customer in August.

  Online5 paying customersStarted May 2026

  • SEO Master Plan Pay $49 once and get an SEO plan with 100 blog ideas. I built it in one weekend.
  • Skills + MCP A free add-on that lets Claude do SEO work for you.
  • Blog Publisher A free Shopify app that posts your blogs. It also brings us new users.
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  UXMagicDescribe a screen and get a design you can edit

  $4,400 a month

  It turns a few words into app screens and page designs. It's for founders who can't wait for a designer. This one pays the bills. I co-founded it, and I run the tech side.

  Online151 paying customersMaking money since May 2024

My products bring in $4,958 every month from subscriptions. In the last 30 days, I collected $5,209. Over the past 12 months, I collected $89,517. Every number comes straight from Stripe.

I made 2,089 contributions on GitHub in the past year, and I've coded 7 days in a row. My busiest day was Aug 5, with 47.

Latest updates I shipped

1. Oct 4Release: MCP tool surface for agent skills + billing history empty stateseosorted.ai
2. Oct 4fix(docs): self-close <br> in MCP tool referenceseosorted.ai
3. Oct 4feat(mcp): job-shaped tool surface for the SEOsorted agent skillsseosorted.ai
4. Oct 2Release: instant /seo-master-plan navigation, logo fix, 12m rollout timeoutseosorted.ai
5. Oct 2fix: instant navigation to /seo-master-plan, logo links homeseosorted.ai
6. Oct 2ci: raise prod rollout timeout to 12mseosorted.ai
7. Oct 2Release: $49 SEO Master Plan (GPT harness)seosorted.ai
8. Oct 2feat(master-plan): $49 SEO Master Plan with GPT (Azure Foundry) harnessseosorted.ai

I write most of my code with Claude Code. So far: 194 sessions and 1,003 hours, with 179 sessions in the last 30 days. Each session shows up here when it ends.

1. Idea drops. An email, a tweet, someone ranting about a problem on socials. I dump it all right away: the plan, every nuance. Notion, pen & paper
2. Vibe-check feasibility. 15–20 min of research. Is this even buildable? Verdict first, then the action items. Research
3. Plan mode. I yap everything into plan mode: tech decisions, architecture, design patterns, code quality. Read the first draft, edit it. Claude Code
4. Let it cook. Plan locked. Claude Code builds it autonomously. Claude Code
5. Ship. UXMagic and SEOsorted products go on AKS, with DNS already wired up and free SSL from Let's Encrypt. Need it live fast? Vercel. Azure AKS, Vercel
6. Track. Payments, revenue attribution, session recordings. Stripe, DataFast, PostHog

Same stack, every time

Next.js and Postgres. Redis for caching, BullMQ to flush data from Redis into Postgres. Hasn't broken once.

Plan before prompt

Claude Code doesn't write a line until I've read and edited the plan.