Litekart

The pioneer in customized mobile cover manufacturing
Ranks No1 in google, having 1.1 million monthly visits

Their existing ecommerce was on Woocommerce and is able to handle < 1,00,000 products where as monthly expenditure to run the servers are > $1000

We are migrating them from existing PHP based ecommerce to NodeJS based ecommerce which solves scalability issue and we are in a process of uploading > 6,00,000 products including an advanced customization engine.

Although edtech, its more like an ecommerce, hence it was easy for me to deliver within 4 months with all the customization requirements. Its a Video and Notes sharing platform with embedded Quiz engine. Its growing since then and having a good amount of traffic now.

LuLu Group International operates a chain of hypermarkets and retail companies, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

They wanted to upgrade existing PHP based Ecommerce Stack to a modern tech, the older one was difficult as well as costly to maintain, had huge scalability issue, had a lot of downtime.

We had 27 meetings with the entire ecommerce and retail team and upgraded to latest ecommerce tech stack and launched tablez.com with diversified product range

Loved SvelteJs and shifted from Angular to SvelteJs. Made the store front open source. Since then it has received > 800 stars and >150 forks. Posted about it on Reddit and received a good response from there. The project has been noticed by some renowned founders

Sat with an ecommerce giant and after a lot of meeting and iterations, made changes to the product. Shipped to 2 international clients and they loved it too. They were happy because their monthly expenditure was reduced and scalability issue was resolved.

Inspite of having revenue and clients coming for customizations Had to stop updates of the product because I could not keep it up with the drastic change in technology. I launched a whole new product and removed the original product from the market.

Got > 100 sales and it feels great when people like your product and use it for real life ecommerce stores. Shared complete code and customers loved the code quality. Felt good once sales started coming, modified the product as per customer feedback and provided a good quality customer support.

• Clients kept coming for customizations and life was good.

I finished building the product and wanted to monetize and CodeCanyon looked good back then. Launched after lot of iterations and got featured in the marketplace for couple of weeks. Made some standard marketing materials and posted to Codecanyon too.