I build real-life AI for my family and friends, and ship what works.
Hi, I am Ravi Gangampalli, a father of three in Singapore. Everything here started with something broken at home that I could fix at night. Nothing is a demo.
// the_builder
Who is behind this.
Business meets tech.
Nearly twenty years in technology. I started in sales, moved into technology roles, and I have a full-time job in tech today. I am as comfortable in a deal as in a build.
Builder off the clock.
At night and on weekends I build AI for my own family. Things we actually use. The ones that work, I ship, and some of them you can use today.
Family first.
Husband, father of three. AI handles the follow-through so I can be present for what matters.
// the_why
Why Proxperity exists.
A full-time job. Three boys. A wife with her own work. Parents in another country. A dozen ideas that would not leave me alone. Things kept slipping: the form I said I would fill, the follow-up I promised, the appointment that got booked and forgotten. Something had to hold it all together.
That something became Proxper, the AI I built to run my own days. Then Twin, for the career question everyone kept asking me. Then Rainbow, because my wife was drowning in school admin. Then small things for my youngest, because toddlers come with their own list. Each one started with a real problem in my house. Then friends saw them and asked for their own, so what began at home slowly ended up in their homes too. Somewhere along the way it stopped being a pile of tools and became a way of living: AI handles the follow-through, so I can be present for what matters.
Proxperity is where that way of living gets a name. In a few years, having a personal AI will feel as ordinary as having a phone. I am building mine now, in the open, and shipping the parts that actually work.
Built honestly. Built for a real family.
// projects_in_motion
What I am building.
Each one started with a real problem in my house. I say where each one stands and what you can do with it today, nothing more.
All projectsProxper
The system I run my life onThe AI I built to hold my own days together: the calendar, the follow-ups I promised, the research I would have put off, the school forms, and most of what I publish here. It runs on a small computer in my study. In build, not launched, and I use it every day.
Twin
Free career sounding board, on your own laptopPeople kept asking me whether AI will take their job. I think the ones who get left behind are the ones who stop growing, and most of us have nobody to talk to about our careers. Twin runs on your laptop with your own AI keys, remembers the last conversation, and works for you and nobody else. Free, in open preview.
Rainbow
A coach for parentsThis started because my wife was drowning in school chats, tuition and report cards for three boys. The first version organised homework. Then I noticed nobody tells you how your child is actually doing as a whole person. Rainbow builds one picture of each child from ordinary moments and tells you what to focus on and what to let go. Early access, free, with a few families in Singapore.
Wellbeing intelligence
For families, starting with mineThe biggest thing I am building. A family is five people eating, sleeping, moving and worrying at different speeds, plus parents in another country you call on Sundays. Everyone means to look after everyone, and it all lives in good intentions and chat groups. I am building something that quietly keeps up with the whole family: it knows how each of us is doing, nudges the small things before they become big ones, and follows through so nobody has to be the one who remembers. Not an app you open. A presence that looks after the family with you. Being tested with my own family and a few friends first. More when it is ready to use.
// ask_me
Tell me what you want to build.
People keep asking me the same thing over coffee: I want to use AI for this one problem, where do I even start? So ask here instead. Tell me what you are trying to build and what you have today, and I reply with what I would actually build: the shape of it, what you need, what you can skip, and roughly what it costs in time.
Free. A person answers, not a form. Proxper drafts, I correct, and it goes out under my name. More about how this works
// stay_in_the_loop
Follow the build.
No pitch. No product. Just Ravi and Proxper figuring out what an AI-first life actually looks like.