Prakash Pun

Pokhara, Nepal → Toronto, Canada

I build software that's calm to use and made to last.

Engineer and builder. I co-founded IndieHyve, a small studio, and spend most days on Klynto — an operations platform for small businesses — and Pursly, an expense tracker I built because I wanted it to exist.

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01About

How I got here

Where I'm from, and where I am now.

I grew up in Pokhara, Nepal — a lake town beneath the Annapurna range. Most of what I know about patience and noticing details started there.

I live in Toronto now. Most of my time goes to IndieHyve, the studio I co-founded — mostly Klynto, an operations platform for small businesses, and Pursly, an iOS expense tracker I built because I wanted it to exist.

POKHARA, NP28.2°N 83.9°E

~12,000 km · 2017 →

TORONTO, CA43.6°N 79.3°W

●departure·2017●focus·products●now·building IndieHyve

02Selected Works

2021 → now

Things I've Built

The pieces on this table are the ones I'd show you if we were talking.

Community Platform2024–Active Build

IndieHyve

A home for people who build.

CommunityNext.jsStudio

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SaaS Platform2024–

Klynto

Run your entire business from one dashboard.

SaaSMulti-verticalNext.js

2025–Personal Finance App

Pursly

Know where your money goes, without the spreadsheet.

I got tired of logging expenses by hand and still not knowing where the month went. Pursly reads receipts straight from Gmail, sorts them with AI, and shows income, expense, and net totals for any stretch of time — no math, no guessing.

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03From the Notebookfield observations

Notes & Writing

Things I wanted to write down before they drifted away.

●note·2022

Docker and Docker-Compose Advanced

Networking, volumes, multi-service setups, and everything Docker Compose makes possible once you go past the basics.

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●note·2022

Git and GitHub

Version control is one of those things that feels simple until it saves you. An overview of Git fundamentals and how GitHub extends them.

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04The Path

The Path So Far

Places I've worked, things I've built, and the path that brought me here.

2024–

IndieHyve

Tech Lead & Software Engineer

IndieHyve started with a question I couldn't stop asking: where do builders go when they want more than a feed? I co-founded it as a community — it became a studio, a product lab, and the work I care about most. I run the engineering, help shape what we build, and put every piece of it together like it's going to last.

Klynto by IndieHyve

Restaurant menu platform — real-time updates and QR code generation.

2023

BlackTech

Software Developer / Frontend

At BlackTech I led the frontend of RestroX, a restaurant management platform that grew to over 2,000 restaurants across Nepal while I was there. It taught me what it feels like to build something that other people depend on — and how differently you make decisions when that weight is real.

A few years earlier, I was still learning what production software really felt like.

2021–22

Eversoft

Junior Software Developer

My first real taste of production code. Full-stack work across React, React Native, Node.js, GraphQL, and Django — messy and real. Production software teaches you things that no tutorial can prepare you for.

early '21

Eversoft

Intern

The first job. I learned to read code I didn't write, work inside a system I didn't design, and ask better questions than I arrived with. The smallest chapter — and the one that started everything.

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05Along the Way2017 — present