Stack
What I build with
Five years of production work, mostly in the React ecosystem, written from Butwal, Nepal for teams in Nepal, Australia and the United States. Every tool listed here has shipped in something real — below, each one is named with the product it went into.
Tech Stack
Frontend
- HTML5
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- JavaScript
- Vue.js
Backend
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Express.js
- FastAPI
- Redis
- GraphQL
Tools & Cloud
- Kubernetes
- AWS
- Docker
- Git
- Figma
- Vercel
- VS Code
Where each part of the stack has shipped
A stack list on its own is a claim. Here is the product behind each one.
- React Native + Expo
- Thriftverse, a thrift marketplace shipped to iOS and Android with eSewa checkout and Nepal Can Move logistics. Read the case study
- Next.js + MedusaJS
- Cannabiz Elite, a clinic management system for Australian cannabis and telehealth practices. Read the case study
- Firebase + GraphQL
- Lyve, a marketplace for event tickets and costume reservation resale. Read the case study
- Supabase + React Query
- Khatapata, a retail platform for shops in Nepal — point of sale, stock and the credit ledger. Read the case study
- Next.js + Nest.js
- College Cost Secrets, a fin-tech advisory platform in the education market. Read the case study
- WebSockets
- Bookvid, a live video booking marketplace. Read the case study
- Stream Chat
- Yume, a gambling-recovery app with peer support built in. Read the case study
Common questions
What tech stack does Meghraj Giri use?
Meghraj Giri builds primarily in the React ecosystem: React, Next.js and TypeScript on the web, React Native and Expo for mobile, and Node.js with PostgreSQL, Supabase or Firebase behind them. He has shipped production work on all of these across thirteen published case studies.
Does he build mobile apps as well as websites?
Yes. Meghraj Giri has shipped React Native applications to both the App Store and Google Play, including Thriftverse and Lyve, and spent two years as a React Native developer at Inseed Tech building cross-platform apps from a shared monorepo.
What kind of products has he worked on?
Mostly transactional, multi-sided products: marketplaces, clinic and telehealth systems, inventory tools and reservation platforms. The domains span e-commerce, healthcare, fin-tech and ed-tech.