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Abhay Rohit

Creative mind.Engineer by craft.

Creative Product Engineer

I design and build digital products—from expressive websites to native apps and the services behind them, with care for every interaction.

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Available to be hiredBased in India · Working worldwide

TBD HEALTH / 01

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One platform. Every side of care.

Sole frontend engineer

November 2022 — January 2026

I built the website, patient and clinician portals, and the content tools.

TBD Health · 01 / Website

Where care begins.

Responsive interfaces and API integrations, from the first visit to the next step.

Archive restoration · January 2026

TBD Health · 02 / Patient portal

A clearer experience for patients.

Patient-facing interfaces, connected services and ongoing maintenance.

Patient portal captures · October 2026

TBD Health · 03 / Care team

Tools for the people providing care.

Clinician workflows built alongside backend engineers and the CTO.

Clinician interface crops · October 2026

TBD Health · 04 / Operations

The work continues after launch.

Strapi CMS, testing, releases, maintenance and routine AWS operations.

Strapi CMS capture · October 2026

TBD Health · Abhay Rohit / Sole frontend engineer

Frontend, from start to finish.

Frontend domain owner through the Wisp transition until July 2026.

  1. 01 Website
  2. 02 Patient portal
  3. 03 Care team
  4. 04 Operations

Sole frontend ownership across tbd.health, patient and clinician portals, and the Strapi CMS—from design and API integration through testing, release, AWS operations, and maintenance. TBD Health: November 2022–January 2026 · Wisp: January–July 2026

I worked alongside backend engineers and the CTO. Designs came from Figma or were sometimes my own. Routine AWS operations included DynamoDB, Cognito, Amplify and Secrets Manager.

The four rooms show owner-approved interface captures within an illustrative building. The website is a static archive restoration; the portal and CMS views were captured in October 2026. Clinician previews arrange three empty-state crops, with no patient records. Scroll to travel through the rooms. Pointer movement gently changes the viewing angle within each room; it reveals no exclusive content.

Illustrative four-room browser building with a red entry ramp. The public face, users, care team and production care.

TBD Health · 01 / Website

Where care begins.

TBD Health homepage. Restored from the archived markup, styles and original assets.
TBD Health homepage. Restored from the archived markup, styles and original assets.
Testing and services on the restored homepage.
Testing and services on the restored homepage.

Clear information and connected journeys helped people understand the service and take their next step. I translated designs into responsive, working interfaces, connecting the public website with the services behind it.

Archive restoration · January 2026

TBD Health · 02 / Patient portal

A clearer experience for patients.

The patient dashboard.
The patient dashboard.
Kit registration. The capture excludes personal form details.
Kit registration. The capture excludes personal form details.

I built the interfaces connecting patients with the platform’s information and services. My work brought layouts, interactions, and APIs together into a consistent experience, and continued through testing, releases, and day-to-day maintenance.

Patient portal captures · October 2026

TBD Health · 03 / Care team

Tools for the people providing care.

Navigation for the clinician workspace.
Navigation for the clinician workspace.
Today’s appointments in an empty state.
Today’s appointments in an empty state.
The appointments table with no patient records displayed.
The appointments table with no patient records displayed.

I developed the frontend workflows used by the care team, working alongside backend engineers and the CTO. The work connected the interface with the wider platform, with attention to the details needed to make those workflows usable and maintainable.

Clinician interface crops · October 2026

TBD Health · 04 / Operations

The work continues after launch.

The homepage content editor in Strapi.
The homepage content editor in Strapi.

My responsibility included the content tools, testing, releases, maintenance, and routine AWS operations that supported the platform over time. I stayed with the work after launch—resolving issues, making changes, and keeping the frontend ready for what came next.

Strapi CMS capture · October 2026

TBD Health · Sole frontend engineer

Frontend, from start to finish.

Frontend domain owner through the Wisp transition until July 2026.

My first startup.
Our shared ambition.

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Five founders. Websites, apps, identities and experiences for real businesses. I worked across design and engineering, including our studio’s own website.

Sculptural HASPR letters, the studio’s architectural identity.
Car careSchoolbus KaroAccountingHyre MeKhajuraho Expo
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01 / 05 Web & mobile

A service business, connected.

Bookings, customer services and daily operations in one digital system.

Customer app / Operations / Billing

A request moves through service to billing. Request, step 1 of 3.
View project : Innovative Service Center

The challenge

Running a vehicle-service business involves more than taking bookings. Customer records, packages, billing, staff, and daily reporting all need to work together. The client wanted to reduce the manual effort involved in managing those connected tasks.

The work

The Haspr team developed an operations platform, an administrator interface, and a customer mobile app. The published work includes sales reporting, tailored billing, employee-management interfaces, and customer access to vehicle and service-package details.

The decisions

Different people needed different views of the same business. We separated customer-facing tasks from the operational tools, while keeping a consistent visual language. A service package could be understandable to a customer without exposing the complexity of the internal system.

The outcome

The project grew into a connected set of web and mobile experiences, supported by identity and marketing work. Customer services, staff workflows, and business operations became parts of one product system.

Employee attendance interface.
Employee attendance interface.
The web experience across desktop and mobile.
The web experience across desktop and mobile.
The customer mobile app.
The customer mobile app.
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Visual overlays · not captured product UI

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02 / 05 Mobile & web

A school journey, easier to follow.

Connected tools for parents, drivers and school-bus operators.

Parent app / Partner app / Admin

Three connected views of a school journey. Parent, step 1 of 3.
View project : Schoolbus Karo

The challenge

Parents wanted to know where the bus was. Drivers needed a practical way to support tracking and attendance. The operator needed to manage customers, buses, and fees without keeping the whole service together manually.

The work

The studio designed a parent app, a driver/partner app, and an administrator panel. The case study includes live location, attendance, trip information, fee plans, and payment workflows. The partner experience supported English and Hindi.

The decisions

The product had to work for three audiences without giving all of them the same interface. Parents received a focused view of their child’s journey and fees; drivers received the tools needed on a route; administrators received the broader management view.

The outcome

A connected service across mobile and web, with a shared identity and interfaces shaped around each person’s job. Parents could follow a journey, drivers could support it, and administrators could manage the wider operation.

The parent experience: routes, attendance, and fees.
The parent experience: routes, attendance, and fees.
Mobile workflows from the published case study.
Mobile workflows from the published case study.
A common design language across the service.
A common design language across the service.
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03 / 05 Web application

Built for the rhythm of accounting.

A browser-based accounting product designed around keyboard workflows.

Vouchers / Ledgers / Reports

One entry travels through the accounting workflow. Voucher, step 1 of 3.
View project : Online Accounting

The challenge

Accounting work is repetitive, detailed, and often driven by muscle memory. Moving it into a browser should not mean slowing people down or making them reach for the mouse at every step.

The work

The studio explored a web application for vouchers, ledgers, reports, and GST-related workflows. Its documented stack combined Next.js with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. The case study also describes shared-account synchronization and a choice of themes.

The decisions

Keyboard access was a product decision, not a finishing touch. Navigation and common actions were designed around shortcuts, with frequently needed tools close to the working area. The aim was to preserve the pace people expected from familiar accounting software.

The outcome

The product reached beta testing and iteration, bringing together accounting workflows, keyboard navigation, and shared-account synchronization. It gave the studio room to work across frontend, backend, and the detailed behavior of a daily-use product.

The accounting interface and its working vocabulary.
The accounting interface and its working vocabulary.
Voucher and ledger workflows from the studio case.
Voucher and ledger workflows from the studio case.
Supporting views within the product system.
Supporting views within the product system.
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04 / 05 Mobile product

Local work. A more approachable way in.

An approachable way to find jobs, post opportunities and reach local customers.

Local jobs / Onboarding / Business listings

Local work moves from discovery to a conversation. Find, step 1 of 3.
View project : Hyre Me

The challenge

A hiring product for smaller cities needed to account for language, confidence, and unfamiliarity with complex onboarding. The challenge was to make the first steps clear while still collecting useful information.

The work

The team conducted field research in smaller cities and villages, developed the identity, and iterated on the onboarding flow. The product supported people looking for work, people posting jobs, and merchants promoting their businesses. The documented mobile implementation used React Native.

The decisions

An early choice separated two clear intentions: find a job or post one. That gave the experience a direct starting point. The rest of the interface needed to stay approachable, with local relevance and a consistent visual language across the product.

The outcome

The work brought the mobile experience, supporting website, and launch material together around one approachable identity. Field research shaped the product from its first choices through the details of onboarding.

The published mobile product and visual identity.
The published mobile product and visual identity.
Onboarding and local job-discovery screens.
Onboarding and local job-discovery screens.
Supporting product and launch material.
Supporting product and launch material.
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05 / 05 Interactive experience

A place becomes an experience.

Fieldwork, panoramic exploration and multilingual storytelling brought together.

Design / Frontend / Digital exploration

A place opens through image, sound and movement. Look, step 1 of 3.
View project : Khajuraho Expo

The challenge

Khajuraho is a place of architectural scale and intricate detail. A digital experience needed to offer more than a collection of photographs: visitors needed a way to orient themselves, explore, and understand what they were seeing.

The work

The Haspr team visited the temples, photographed and filmed the structures, and gathered context for the experience. The published project describes mapped exploration, content across ten languages, audio and visual material, and mobile gyroscope navigation.

The decisions

The experience combined different ways to explore. A map gave visitors an overview; panoramic exploration and device movement offered another point of view; language choices made the narrative accessible to a wider audience. The visual design connected those parts into one journey.

The outcome

I contributed design and frontend engineering with Haspr. The browser tour brought fieldwork, panoramic exploration, and multilingual storytelling together. The temple sequence in this portfolio revisits that project through a new illustrated experience.

The original tour’s map, entry, and language selection.
The original tour’s map, entry, and language selection.
Published screens from the Khajuraho experience.
Published screens from the Khajuraho experience.
The original project’s visual and navigation system.
The original project’s visual and navigation system.
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Haspr / The studio

A studio of our own.

Five people, learning by making. Haspr gave us a place to take our ideas seriously and turn them into work for real clients. We began by building experience, then took on projects that asked us to understand businesses as well as interfaces.

The work ranged from school transport and vehicle servicing to accounting, local job discovery, and a digital journey through Khajuraho. Each project brought a different audience, a different set of constraints, and a new reason to connect design with engineering.

As a co-founder and design engineer, I worked across those disciplines and designed and built the studio’s own website. It became a way to express the care we put into the work: bold typography, playful interactions, and an identity rooted in the people who made it.

These selected projects trace that chapter: different businesses, different challenges, and a team learning how much we could build together.

Khajuraho Expo — an illustrated browser journey

Khajuraho Expo

The end of this film

Thank you for looking a little closer.

Abhay Rohit

Creative Product Engineer · Co-founder, Haspr

I design interfaces and bring them to life.
This one began with a place worth exploring.

My contribution

Design &
frontend engineering

The original experience

A browser tour of Khajuraho
Audio guides in 10 languages
Gyroscope navigation

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khajuraho.haspr.in ↗

An illustrated interpretation of the original tourVisit the project ↗Up next Serious about play →
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About this film

The original Khajuraho project is a browser tour with ten-language audio guides and gyroscope navigation. This portfolio film is an illustrated interpretation.

Audio transcript: Kandariya Mahadeva stands within Khajuraho's Chandella temple group. Across the group, sandstone platforms rise toward clustered Nagara shikharas. At the threshold, the temple's dedication to Shiva becomes quiet and concentrated.

A3 / Ember and Air · original synthetic narrator. The original adaptive score and narration are preserved. Air, material and interaction effects were generated with ElevenLabs for this film. Sound effect sources and credits · Original score and narration sources. Scene notes are editorial; the panel marked Narration contains the spoken words.

Doorway aside, in the geometry pass (?film=v5): the temple’s name meaning “the Great God of the Cave”, its dedication to Shiva under the Chandela king Vidyadhara, and its eighty-four miniature spires are from Wikipedia — Kandariya Mahadeva Temple; the group’s 1986 inscription is the UNESCO World Heritage listing. The carved jambs are drawn from the plate itself.

Design and frontend engineering under Haspr. The film is a stylized digital study, not a surveyed reconstruction.

Title opening: generated daylight and anime interpretations of Khajuraho, created for this portfolio. The movie title and playful credits describe this interactive portfolio experience, not a real film. The opening is not a documentary photograph. Room and interior artwork generated for this portfolio.

03 / KHAJURAHO EXPO

Khajuraho

Some places deserve another world.

An illustrated interpretation of the browser tour I designed and built with Haspr.

  1. Generated daylight interpretation of Khajuraho, seen through a carved stone doorway.
    01

    Khajuraho, opened to the world.

    A browser journey through the temple complex, created with Haspr. This illustrated passage introduces the place—and the work that brought it to the screen.

    Spoken wordsKandariya Mahadeva stands within Khajuraho’s Chandella temple group.

  2. Khajuraho movie title: a vermilion sunset and golden temple framed by deep purple stone.
    02

    A thousand years. A new point of view.

    Built during the Chandella dynasty, Khajuraho’s temples bring architecture and sculpture together. Kandariya Mahadeva is part of this extraordinary group of monuments.

    Source: UNESCO · Khajuraho
  3. Carved doorway framing a dark interior.
    03

    We began on the ground.

    The team visited the temples, photographed and filmed the structures, and gathered their stories. That fieldwork became the foundation for a carefully mapped digital journey.

    Spoken wordsAcross the group, sandstone platforms rise toward clustered Nagara shikharas.

  4. Concentric carved ceiling seen from below.
    04

    Look closer. Listen in your language.

    The original experience brought together audio and visual content across ten languages, giving more visitors a way into the history, detail, and atmosphere of the place.

  5. A quiet illustrated sanctum.
    05

    Move through it your way.

    The original tour paired a map with immersive exploration. On supported phones, gyroscope navigation let visitors turn their device to change their point of view.

    Spoken wordsAt the threshold, the temple’s dedication to Shiva becomes quiet and concentrated.

  6. The end of this film

    Thank you for looking a little closer.

    Abhay Rohit

    Creative Product Engineer · Co-founder, Haspr

    I design interfaces and bring them to life.
    This one began with a place worth exploring.

    My contribution

    Design &
    frontend engineering

    The original experience

    A browser tour of Khajuraho
    Audio guides in 10 languages
    Gyroscope navigation

    Explore the project

    khajuraho.haspr.in ↗

    An illustrated interpretation of the original tourVisit the project ↗Up next Serious about play →
    The film returns to the television in an orange room.
    06

    From a place we visited to an experience you can enter.

    My part: design and frontend engineering with Haspr. Explore the original browser tour, or continue through the portfolio. This illustrated scene is a new interpretation of that work.

Audio transcript and credits

Kandariya Mahadeva stands within Khajuraho's Chandella temple group. Across the group, sandstone platforms rise toward clustered Nagara shikharas. At the threshold, the temple's dedication to Shiva becomes quiet and concentrated.

Ember and Air is the original synthetic narrator. The original music and narration are preserved. Air, material and interaction effects were generated with ElevenLabs for this portfolio. Sound effect sources and credits · Original score and narration sources. Historical context: UNESCO Khajuraho Group of Monuments. Scene notes describe the illustrated experience; the interiors are artistic interpretations.

Opening daylight image and anime title: generated artistic interpretations, not documentary photographs or a real film. An interactive portfolio experience. Directed by Abhay · Powered by curiosity. Portfolio Edition · 2026. Now showing in your browser. No tickets. Just scroll.

A window-lit garage and courtyard containing a BMW, photographs, a desk, guitar, games, training equipment and workshop objects.

FIVE CURIOSITIES / ONE ROOM

Seriousabout play.

The things I come back to.

Serious about play.The room

01Photography

Chasing a frame.

A reason to look again.

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Photography gives me a reason to slow down and look again. A change in light, a different angle, a small detail that almost disappears. I enjoy finding the frame as much as keeping the photograph.

Lines in black and white.
In the driver’s seat.
A moment between frames.

Selected from my BMW photo shoot.

02Music

There’s usually something playing.

A soundtrack for the room.

Music is part of how I spend my day. Sometimes it sits in the background; sometimes it gets my full attention. I like how a familiar track can change the feel of an ordinary moment.

A little time with the guitar.

From my personal collection · Previously edited with Google AI.

03Games

One more round.

A little room for another round.

Play with ← → & Space. Scroll to continue.

Games are a way to step into another world for a while. I enjoy the challenge, the detail, and the feeling of getting a little better with each attempt. Sometimes, it really is just about having fun.

Ready for one more round.

From my personal collection.

04Training

A different kind of effort.

Quiet mind. One more rep.

The gym is time for a different kind of focus. Progress comes from showing up, paying attention, and doing the work again. It gives my day a rhythm that has nothing to do with a screen.

A different kind of focus.

From my personal collection.

05Cars

An eye for the machine.

Some roads clear your head.

Cars bring together a lot of things I’m drawn to: proportion, engineering, sound, and character. I enjoy noticing the details that make one feel different from another—and finding ways to photograph them.

After the rain.

From my personal collection.

Preparing ignition…

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Opening the room…

Room & image credits

Personal photographs come from the existing portfolio collection. The guitar portrait was previously edited with Google AI. No photographer credit is asserted for the BMW shoot.

The room uses the supplied 2013 BMW 335i Gran Turismo (F34), by Ddiaz Design, under CC Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike. It is distinct from the owner’s F30 sedan. Source model.

Night driving music: Beast Awake — Night Hunt, an original Suno instrumental generated for this personal project. Ignition and driving effects generated with ElevenLabs.

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