Namaste, I'm
Nishesh
Patel.
Tech entrepreneur from Birgunj, Nepal. Once a teacher, event planner, designer, and developer. Now I build companies.
- Home
- Birgunj, Nepal
- Building since
- 2014
- Now
- Founder, Jeepra
Base camp · Who I am
A teacher, a planner, a designer, a developer. Then a founder.
I'm Nishesh. I grew up in Nepal and still live in Birgunj, on the Terai plains near the Indian border.
Teaching showed me how people learn. Events showed me how plans break. Design showed me how small details decide outcomes. In 2014 software tied all three together, and a decade and 600+ projects later I'd rather own something small than rent out my time.
Today I build companies through Jeepra. This page isn't about them. It's about the person behind them.
- 01Teacher
- 02Event planner
- 03Designer
- 04Developer
- 05Founder
The climb
Every chapter taught me something the next one needed.
- Teaching: Where I learned to explain. Standing in front of a room teaches you fast whether you actually understand something. It still shapes how I think: if I can't explain it simply, I don't understand it yet.
- Events: Where I learned that plans break. Event planning is a lesson in everything going wrong at once, in public. I learned to stay calm, to plan for failure, and to fix what's in front of me.
- Design: Where I learned to see details. Design taught me that people feel the small things long before they notice them. Spacing, timing, a word in the right place.
- 2014: The first line of code. Software was the place where logic, creativity, and problem-solving finally lived together. I started building websites for small businesses in Nepal and never really stopped.
- 2017: Learning in agencies. Two years inside agencies, shipping one project after another. I watched good products fail for reasons that had nothing to do with code, and I started paying attention to everything around the software.
- 2019: On my own. I went independent. The work grew to more than 600 projects, and with it the confidence that I could take responsibility for an outcome from start to finish.
- Ventures: Some failed. One kept growing.. My own ventures taught me what client work never could: how fragile things are, how expensive a bad decision gets, and how much patience it takes to build something that lasts.
- Now: Building to keep. I founded Jeepra, a tech company that builds and holds its own products: Afflyin, BaseAcross and HeyKaali. It's the most demanding thing I've done, and the most honest.
Clarity over complexity. Long-term over trends.