GBA One is the independent practice of Jeevan Bakshi. I design, build and run complete products on my own — web, mobile and data systems — using AI-assisted engineering, on top of 18 years in network and security engineering.
Real products, each designed and shipped end to end by one person — not concepts or contributions. Several are live and in daily use.
An Ayurveda and wellness business run end to end — storefront, ordering, payments, fulfilment and nationwide dispatch. Also ships as a native Android app from the same codebase.
A Python options-trading system: signal logic, order execution and risk controls with fully isolated data and a shadow-to-live promotion path. Runs unattended, on schedule, with real discipline.
Live truck location for one Kurukshetra sector — GPS over Firebase, 50 m geofenced alerts, and background location running as a proper Android foreground service. Distributed as an installable APK.
A network for polytechnic students and alumni — started in Cheeka, open to everyone. Design, copy, build and hosting, all in one pair of hands.
An AI companion built to actually listen and hold a real conversation — voice in, voice out. Node backend, in active development.
Every project above runs on infrastructure I set up and maintain myself — Linux, nginx, Postgres, TLS, n8n automations and custom MCP servers. I don't just build the product; I run it.
One person covering design, engineering and operations — with AI-assisted development providing the speed and 18 years of infrastructure work providing the rigour.
From a rough idea to a designed, working product — interface, frontend, backend and data. Web with Next.js and React, mobile with Capacitor, services in Node and Python.
Modern AI-assisted development is how one person now covers the ground a small team used to. Idea to prototype in days, prototype to production without the handoffs.
The parts most solo builds skip: deployment, TLS, backups, monitoring, uptime. I ship on infrastructure I run, so what launches keeps running.
You talk to the person doing the work. No account managers, no requirements lost in translation, no junior hand-off. I scope it, build it, and stay reachable after launch.
Before building products full-time, I spent 18 years as a network and security engineer — designing, migrating and hardening infrastructure for clients across Europe and the US.
That work was mostly on Palo Alto Networks, Cisco and Cato Networks (SASE): zero-trust segmentation, firewall deployments, platform migrations and security audits. It’s the habit of building things that have to stay up and stay safe — and I still take on security engagements alongside product work.
Tell me what you’re making — product or security work. I reply within a day.