About Rishabh Nasa
He is a normal person who dreams big and, for most of his life, lacked the consistency to match.
This website is the argument against that — proof to himself, more than to anyone else, that he can stay dedicated to at least one thing.
Welcome to Rishabh Nasa's world.
Founder
Three things I made.
- 01
Co-Founded · with
Übungszeit
The idea was my co-founder Ayushi Gupta's. The execution has been mine, and it is not finished. Übungszeit is where German learners practise rather than collect — assisted throughout by an AI tutor called Helfen. It is deliberately designed to feel like a school, because a school has an atmosphere that an ordinary web theme simply does not.
- 02
Founded
Post for Site
Built for lazy founders like me. Every time a feature ships, changes, or a new site goes live, somebody has to write the X and LinkedIn posts. Paste a page URL, answer a few questions — audience, tone, and whatever you want to say in your own words — and about sixty seconds later you have five posts to publish straight from the site. I made it for Übungszeit. It turned out other people had the same problem.
- 03
Co-Founded · with
Kitolity
My first project, and the one that led me into this founder journey. Co-founded with Ayushi Gupta, Kitolity is a general utility kit — the tools that turn up in the day of a developer, a student, or anyone who owns a computer. It is sitting dormant in production at the moment, in full working order. Have a look: almost everything happens inside your own browser. Note the "almost".
Dormant in production — and entirely functional.
Public diary
I sometimes come here and post random stuff.
Not because anyone asked. I want the journey documented, and this is where it goes.
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Bought the domain
Three products in, and the thing I did not have was a place that says who made them.
So: rishabhnasa.com. Nine dollars and a decision.
I am not building this to look impressive. I am building it because I have a long record of starting things well and finishing them badly, and I would like this to be the exception. The diary is the honest part — if I stop writing in it, everyone can see that too.
The letter
My thoughts, on a random day.
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