RISHABHA GARG

The Human Element — Still Irreplaceable

In the last 3 months, I built 8 business process automation tools. Posted about it on Reddit and on Strivle.

Reddit - reddit.com/r/website_ideas/comments/1twfwau/in_…

Strivle - strivle.com/post/3d3a1a9a-b294-46ed-ab8f-65fe2f…

In the 2 days since — 12 DMs. Founders. Developers. All wanting to talk through their ideas.

I did my best to give each of them the right advice. But those conversations exposed something bigger.

With all the AI in the world — the human element remains irreplaceable.

People don't just need a tool. They need someone to think with. And that's a problem no model solves on its own.

So I'm opening this space.

Founders, developers, builders — if you want to run your idea, test your thinking, or just pressure-check something you're building, I'm available. Free. No strings.

Drop a comment or DM me directly.

And just to be clear — this is not one of those "fake engagement" posts where you drop your SaaS and disappear. This is genuine help for genuine help-seekers.

If you're stuck, let's talk.

Try Prabzo.com - Client management app build for freelancers.

Built 8 Business Process Automation Tools in the Last 3 Months – Happy to Help Others Doing the Same

Over the last 3 months, I've been spending my evenings and weekends building internal business tools for SMEs and service businesses.

My guiding belief throughout has been simple:

"Great technology shouldn't cost a fortune."
"Small businesses deserve enterprise-grade tools."

Some of the things I've built:

CRM and client management systems

Attendance and payment tracking platforms

Workflow and approval engines

HR and employee management tools

Insurance and bancassurance process automation

Reporting dashboards

Custom websites and business portals

Process optimization tools that replaced spreadsheets and manual work

What started as solving problems for people around me turned into building 8 different systems across multiple industries.

One thing I've learned is that many businesses don't actually need a massive enterprise solution. Often they just need a simple tool that removes repetitive work, eliminates manual errors, and saves a few hours every day.

In fact, several of these tools are deployed completely free of charge because the goal has always been solving real business problems, not just selling software.

If you're struggling with:

Manual Excel-based processes

Tracking customers, payments, or attendance

Approval workflows

Data collection and reporting

Internal business operations

Feel free to comment below or send me a message.

Even if I can't build it for you, I'm happy to discuss approaches, architecture, tech stack choices, or process design.

I'm also curious: what repetitive business processes are people still doing manually in 2026?

shri.life

A few months ago, I saw my fiancée struggling to manage her yoga clients and decided to build a simple tool for her.

She runs yoga classes under #Shraddha_Se_Yoga and has around 10 regular clients. Like most independent professionals, her biggest challenge is getting new clients. But surprisingly, her second biggest challenge was managing the clients she already had.

Keeping track of attendance and payments was becoming a headache. Some clients would pay in advance, some would pay partially, and some would adjust payments later. She had tried attendance apps, maintained a notebook, and even relied on an old WhatsApp chat to keep records. None of it really worked well.

Being a developer, I suggested a few CRM tools. They were powerful, but she found them too complicated. Most of them were built for businesses and sales teams, not for someone who simply wanted to know who attended class, who had sessions remaining, and who still had pending payments.

So I decided to build a simple tool just for her.

While building it, I realized this wasn't a problem unique to yoga instructors. Fitness trainers, tutors, therapists, dance teachers, consultants, photographers, and many other freelancers face exactly the same challenge. They need something simple and practical, not a complicated CRM with hundreds of features they'll never use.

That idea eventually became Prabzo — a simple client management platform built specifically for freelancers and independent professionals who are not necessarily tech-savvy but still need an easy way to manage clients, attendance, appointments, and payments.

What started as a small project for one yoga instructor has now grown into a tool that can help thousands of freelancers spend less time on administration and more time doing what they love.

Available on Play Store & Web

Prabzo: prabzo.com