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I'm a software engineer with a B.E. in Computer Engineering working at a Fortune 500 tech company. In university, I was a straight-A student and awarded merit scholarships. I mention this not to brag, but to show that I know my stuff when it comes to tech and using it to save time and money—both precious for bootstrapped founders and solopreneurs.
Overall, I've been working with AI since 2019. At my day job, I see how enterprises evaluate and implement AI. I know what's real and what's marketing hype because I work at that level.
My guides come from real experience building software, online businesses, and creating content. I've made over $40,000 in passive income using AI tools since ChatGPT launched and have built and grown two YouTube channels using AI automation.
I noticed how much misinformation exists about AI tools. Most review sites rank tools based on affiliate commissions, recommending expensive, trendy options while burying free or open-source alternatives that often work better but have zero or low sales commission. It feels like they never actually tested what they're recommending. That's why I started Nerdynav to provide honest, in-depth reviews and guides on how to use AI for entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Every tool I recommend is field-tested. My reviews and guides are free and include real output samples and step-by-step walkthroughs so you can see how things work before investing time or money. I'm also a strong advocate for open-source, free, local, and private alternatives, and I try to promote them whenever I find a good one—even if it means losing out on sponsorships or affiliate commissions.
It turns out there are many people like me who have resonated with my content. My blog gets around 30k+ monthly readers, my writing has been featured in TechCrunch, Forbes, Fortune, Hackernoon, and Medium, and my YouTube channel has over 1,200 subscribers who actively comment and engage despite my occasional posting schedule. I'm grateful for this trust.
When I'm not building automation workflows or writing guides, I'm usually reading, cycling, or getting scratched by my cat. You can email me for feedback, queries, or for cat pictures here.
