Bhavya Verma

Remote · low-code AI workflow builder

Every new API meant weeks of hand-written integration work. I replaced that with a framework, then kept going until the whole product felt dependable.

• Cut integration maintenance by 85% across 200+ integrations with a dynamic framework built on OpenAPI specs and OAuth 2.0. New third-party APIs now ship much faster.
• Scaled event-driven workflows to thousands of concurrent runs on GCP Pub/Sub and Cloud Tasks, with 99.9% uptime and zero-data-loss delivery.
• Made AI workflows 72% more consistent in production as technical owner of workflow generation, shipping LLM infrastructure and function calling across Claude, Gemini and Groq.
• Cut enterprise onboarding drop-off by 25% by leading deployments and designing custom Human-in-the-Loop and AI workflow solutions with product and success teams.
• Owned the docs. I wrote the guides, templates and deployment frameworks that turned one-off customer setups into a repeatable playbook.
• Built the community from zero: office hours, demos, roadmap discussions, support sessions and hackathons, plus multiple Product Hunt launches.
• Instrumented 500+ workflow nodes with PostHog and internal telemetry, so debugging and activation analysis stopped being guesswork.

Remote · open source backend platform

My first real product job, done entirely in public. Every feature I shipped was read, forked and criticized within days.

• Built the event-driven automation layer on Cloud Functions and webhooks, powering SendGrid, Twilio, Slack, Discord, DocSync and Algolia.
• Designed an extensible webhook framework for Typeform, Stripe and others, plus bulk CSV/JSON import and export with Airtable, PostgreSQL and SQL integrations.
• Built AI tooling that triages and summarizes GitHub Discussions, so the team spent less time sorting and more time answering.
• Grew the Rowy community from scratch through office hours, demos, roadmap talks and hackathons.

Framer sites that stay in sync with any database, with no copy-pasting.

• Ideated and architected it end to end. Published on the Framer Marketplace in April 2025, it now has 5,000+ monthly active users.
• Pulls data from Supabase, Firebase, Postgres, Google Sheets, Airtable, scraped sites or AI-generated content into Framer CMS, served through an instant API webhook built on BuildShip workflows.
• Syncs with upserts, so only changed records are pushed and everything else is left untouched.
• Every plugin user is a BuildShip user. It ships as a BuildShip integration, so the plugin doubles as an acquisition channel.

Scheduling should be a sentence, not a form.

• A conversational agent with generative UI and schema-driven workflows that reads your real calendar before it acts.
• Two-way Google Calendar sync with batch execution, recurring events and checkpoint-based rollback, so a bad AI edit can be undone.

Notes on the web that stay where you put them.

• A five-tier anchoring system that keeps each note attached to the right element through DOM changes and re-renders.
• Local and remote MCP support, so AI agents can read and act on the notes attached to a page.

“Somebody pinged you. Nobody knows who.”

• A self-hostable anonymous “ping me” form that lands as a push notification on your phone, with no sender identity attached.
• Private by design: no IPs stored, rate-limit keys that are salted-hashed and expire daily, zero telemetry.
• A zero-dependency <whodunit-form> web component and a portable Web-API core that runs on Cloudflare Workers, Node, Vercel Edge, Deno and Bun. Delivers via ntfy, Pushover, Telegram, Discord or email.

A live “now playing” card for any GitHub README or site.

• Spotify OAuth 2.0 with CSRF-safe state, token refresh, Firestore storage and signed httpOnly sessions.
• Renders a crisp SVG with a 30-second cache to protect rate limits. Users bring their own Spotify credentials, which sidesteps Spotify’s 25-user developer cap.

My corner of the internet, built in public.

• Next.js and Firebase, with 85+ commits of iteration in the open.