5–10 hours per week · taking new projects
I'm Sanket Ghosh, an independent AI and software developer. I help startups, small businesses and agencies build practical digital products — polished websites, AI-powered assistants and custom workflows.
Services
Five clearly bounded service lines. Any of them can start from a short conversation — and every engagement begins with a written scope, not a discovery invoice.
Give your business a professional online presence that works beautifully across devices.
Help visitors find answers faster using a chatbot designed around your business information.
Turn repetitive tasks into reliable workflows so you can focus on higher-value work.
Connect the systems and services your business already uses.
Validate a single AI feature idea with a focused prototype.
How engagements run
Part-time capacity means discipline matters. This cadence keeps work visible and predictable.
A short email or form message is enough. What's manual, slow or missing — and what outcome would make this worth it?
A fixed-scope proposal: deliverables, assumptions, timeline and one clear price. Agreed before any work starts.
Weekly, visible progress on a live link. Questions answered in a shared written space, inside your time zone.
Code, deployment access and documentation. Bugs in scope fixed free for 30 days after delivery.
Solutions in action
Three purpose-built implementations you can try in your browser — a support assistant, a concept business website, and a data-clean-up workflow.
Northstar Studio (fictional)
A polished, on-site support assistant that answers real support-style questions from a curated knowledge base.
Atelier Fern (fictional)
A fully navigable concept website for a boutique service brand — every section is a real, responsive page.
Kiln & Co. Ceramics (fictional)
See a messy weekly export become a validated, cleaned, exportable dataset — all inside your browser.
FAQ
Focused, clearly scoped builds: business websites and landing pages, AI chatbots and knowledge assistants, Python automations for reports and data cleanup, small backend/API integrations, and tightly scoped AI prototypes. If something falls far outside that, I'll usually say so up front and suggest what you actually need.
Every project gets a fixed-scope proposal: what will be built, the deliverables, assumptions, price and milestones, agreed before any work starts. I don't publish a single rate card because honest pricing depends on scope — a one-page site and a document-grounded chatbot are different projects.
I freelance around 5–10 hours a week, so I plan realistically and prefer work that fits a weekly cadence. Small websites can land within 1–3 weeks; scoped automation or chatbot projects usually take 2–5 weeks end to end. I don't promise 48-hour websites.
Yes — I'm in Kolkata, India, and I already work remotely with international teams. I'm comfortable with async updates, recordings of reviews, and a shared written space so time-zone gaps don't slow a project down.
I won't pretend I can. One person at 5–10 hours a week is not a full product team. I'm a good fit for scoped modules, integrations and early product steps — and a good partner inside your existing team or agency when that's not enough capacity.
A plain-language description of the problem, examples of what you like, and access to whatever the project needs (content, exports, existing accounts). I'll turn that into a written scope before we agree on anything.
You receive the code, deployment access and documentation. Bugs in the delivered scope are fixed free for 30 days after handover; ongoing changes and maintenance are quoted separately and honestly instead of being bundled into an unbreakable retainer.
Send a short description of the problem and I'll reply with an honest read on scope, timeline and cost — within 1–2 business days.
