Sagar
Singh
Business, engineering, product. One unusual journey, documented below.
Recent Launches
Things that made it out of the atmosphere. Real products, real users.
Interactive Deck Engine
A presentation system that turns static decks into interactive product experiences.
Next Launch
Currently on the assembly line. Details classified until liftoff.
3 AM Lab
The things I build when nobody is watching. Unpolished on purpose.
Mission Log
Not a resume. Checkpoints on the way up.
Market Stall
Learned customer interaction. Watched how people actually make purchasing decisions, up close, in cash.
Factory Floor
Discovered systems. Learned discipline, process, and what happens when one step in a chain breaks.
Engineering & Quality
Learned improvement. Saw how businesses operate from the inside, and how quality is built, not inspected in.
Sales & Business Development
Learned how value is communicated. The best product loses to the best-explained product.
Building Products
Started creating solutions instead of selling someone else's. Shipped things people actually use.
Technical Business Administration
Currently leveling up. Connecting the business side and the technical side into one skillset.
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The future is still being written.
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Current Mission
A live snapshot. This section changes as I do.
Furushoot
A photobooth studio platform, live in Pollux Mall, Batam.
Technical Business Administration
Where engineering meets the spreadsheet.
AI Product Development
Building products where AI does real work, not demos.
Entrepreneurship
Turning unusual experience into unusual products.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
HOW I THINK
I don't believe respect should be tied to someone's title, income, education, or position.
My journey has taken me through factory floors, market stalls, retail counters, engineering teams, sales roles, and startup environments. Experiencing different levels of work has given me something I value deeply: perspective.
Because I've stood in many different places, I find it easier to understand the challenges, pressures, and motivations of the people around me. Genuine empathy comes from experience, not assumption.
One idea from Sikhi that has stayed with me is Chardi Kala — maintaining optimism, resilience, and forward momentum even when circumstances aren't ideal.
Whether I'm building products, solving problems, or working with others, I try to approach people with curiosity, humility, and respect first.
Most problems become easier to solve when people feel heard.
— Chardi Kala.
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