bhavya patel
I build companies.
Eventually, I want to build the infrastructure they run on.
Second-year CS student at BITS Pilani. Technical co-founder. Based in Bengaluru. Obsessed with how the internet actually works at the physical layer.
About
Builder by instinct.
Thinker by habit.
I'm Bhavya, a CS student at BITS Pilani currently based in Bengaluru. I've been co-founding companies since my first year — not because I had a plan, but because I couldn't stop building things.
My deeper obsession is the layer underneath: how data centers work, how cloud platforms are architected, how the internet's physical infrastructure is actually organized. I believe India needs serious cloud infrastructure built on Indian soil. I want to understand that problem deeply before I try to work on it.
This site is where I document all of it — the companies, the learning, the thinking.
Selected Work
Things I've built
A few projects that are live, in market, or taught me something important.
Freelance Marketplace
GoSeek
Subscription-based freelance platform
Built to solve the trust problem in freelancing. GoSeek connects clients with vetted freelancers through a subscription model that removes the race to the bottom. Technical co-founder — I own the product and infrastructure.
AI Voice Platform
Waani
AI-powered outbound voice calling
Waani automates outbound sales calls using AI voice agents. Currently targeting US real estate and solar agencies. Built as technical co-founder alongside a sales-focused co-founder and two technical builders.
Rental Marketplace
RentO
Peer-to-peer rental marketplace
A platform for renting items between people — built to validate the peer rental market in India. Full-stack with Next.js, Stripe, and Supabase. This project taught me more about product thinking than any course.
Right now
What I'm focused on
LOCATION
Bengaluru, India
BUILDING
GoSeek + Waani
LEARNING
Distributed systems & cloud architecture
READING
AWS internal architecture & the history of data centers
FOCUSED ON
Getting GoSeek to first 50 paying users
EXPLORING
Cloud infrastructure opportunities in India
Updated June 2025
Thinking
What I'm obsessed with
I've become quietly obsessed with data centers — not as boring server rooms, but as the physical expression of how civilization chose to organize computing. Every hyperscaler has a different philosophy: AWS's cell-based architecture, Google's Jupiter network fabric, Meta's open-source hardware initiatives. These aren't just engineering choices — they're bets on what computing looks like in 20 years.
I think India is at an inflection point with cloud infrastructure. Global providers dominate, but Indian sovereignty, latency, and compliance requirements are creating a gap. I want to understand that problem deeply — the technical layer, the capital layer, the regulatory layer — before I try to work on it. This is a 10-year obsession, not a startup idea.
Log
Updates
A running record of things I've shipped, learned, and noticed.
Deployed GoSeek's marketing site at goseekus.com. Built in Next.js 14 with Supabase. Learned more about SEO in 48 hours than in an entire semester.
Started studying AWS's internal architecture. The distinction between the Control Plane and the Data Plane changed how I think about building reliable systems.
Waani went to market. First real outbound sales conversations. The gap between 'built it' and 'someone pays for it' is wider than I thought.
Finished RentO — a full peer-to-peer rental marketplace with Stripe, Clerk, and Supabase. Used it to understand what a complete product actually feels like to build.
Started seriously documenting my thinking about Indian cloud infrastructure. Long-term obsession officially begins.
Connect
Let's talk
I'm always open to interesting conversations — about building companies, cloud infrastructure, ideas, or anything in between. I respond to every message.