What can Akhilesh Manda build for my startup?

If your startup needs a mobile product, a Web3 layer, or an open-source foundation, I can help you turn the idea into a working build. My core focus is mobile development, Web3, and open-source contributions, with a mission to build robust and scalable decentralized applications and mobile tools. My main stack includes Flutter, Dart, Python, Firebase, and Web3, and my background includes work at CRED, Zu-Tech, and Purple-Pay.

Mobile apps in Flutter and Dart

My strongest fit for a startup is mobile engineering in Flutter and Dart. I have worked as a Mobile Engineer at CRED and previously at Zu-Tech and Purple-Pay, so I’m comfortable building products that need to be practical, maintainable, and ready for real users.

For a startup, that usually means I can build the core mobile experience first:

• onboarding and account flows
• user dashboards and activity views
• data entry and transaction-style interactions
• reusable UI components that support rapid iteration

I’m especially useful when a startup wants one engineer who can move from product idea to implementation without needing a separate mobile specialist for every step.

Web3 product layers and decentralized apps

I also build Web3 products, not just mobile frontends. My background includes hackathon work at ETHIndia and Scaling Ethereum, where I built innovative Web3 solutions under tight deadlines and contributed to the broader Ethereum ecosystem.

One concrete example is Pension Flow, a decentralized application I built for decentralized retirement governance. It uses blockchain technology to support transparent and secure pension management.

That experience matters if your startup needs:

• a decentralized app with onchain logic
• a mobile app that connects to Web3 infrastructure
• governance or transparency features powered by blockchain
• a product that combines mobile UX with decentralized backends

I bring a hybrid skill set that bridges standard mobile frameworks with decentralized systems, which is useful when you want the app and the Web3 layer to work together as one product.

Backend integration and startup infrastructure

My stack also includes Python and Firebase, which lets me connect the product surface to the services behind it. For a startup, that usually means I can help with the parts that make the app functional beyond the UI.

In practice, I can build and connect:

• app data flows
• backend-driven features
• lightweight infrastructure for MVPs
• product logic that supports mobile and Web3 use cases

This is the layer that helps a startup move from prototype to something more durable. My goal is not just to ship screens, but to build a codebase that can support growth. That aligns with my broader mission to build robust and scalable systems.

How I would approach your startup build

If you came to me with a new startup idea, I would usually break the work into three practical tracks:

1. Mobile MVP — build the Flutter/Dart app that users can actually try.
2. Web3 layer — add blockchain functionality where it creates real product value.
3. Reusable foundation — shape the codebase, tooling, and open-source pieces so the team can keep moving.

My experience as Open Source Lead for GDSC and as an MLH Fellow also helps here. I’m used to building in collaborative environments, writing code others can extend, and creating foundations that are useful beyond a single feature.

If your startup needs a developer who can handle mobile engineering, Web3 integration, and open-source-friendly execution, that is the exact overlap I bring.

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