Gym Manager
A mobile-first, multi-tenant gym management product concept for turning membership, attendance, expiry and billing workflows into one operational system.
View repository ↗Product Builder · AI & SaaS · Zero → One
I work from problem discovery through requirements, workflows, product design and hands-on implementation — combining customer understanding, AI, SaaS thinking and technical execution.
About
I’m Rahul Kumar, an early-career product builder based in Jamshedpur, India. I’m pursuing a BCA while working as a Retail Gemologist at Titan Company Limited (Tanishq).
My product work grows from real operational problems: how a gym can replace paper workflows, how a restaurant can run a digital menu and QR experience, or how an AI interface can help a business explain what it needs instead of searching a product catalogue.
I’m interested in AI products, SaaS, automation, customer-facing digital experiences and zero-to-one product development.
Selected work
Self-initiated projects and product concepts. No fabricated adoption, revenue or user metrics.
A mobile-first, multi-tenant gym management product concept for turning membership, attendance, expiry and billing workflows into one operational system.
View repository ↗A broader product ecosystem for practical business tools, built around reusable modules, multi-tenancy and operational workflows.
View repository ↗A reusable digital menu foundation connecting QR entry, product discovery, ordering workflows and restaurant operations.
View repository ↗An AI-native concept where a business describes its problem and the system identifies the need, recommends relevant products, explains the fit and offers alternatives.
Product thinking
The same loop shows up across my work: understand what is happening, define the real problem, then build the smallest useful system.
What is happening?
What is actually broken?
Who experiences it?
What should the product solve?
What should the workflow be?
Can we make it real?
Does the solution make sense?
What should change?
Case study lens
Detailed case studies will expand each project into context, pain points, goals, non-goals, user journey, information architecture, feature decisions, technical/data architecture, trade-offs, MVP scope, implementation and learnings.
Experience
Apr 2026 — Present · Jamshedpur
Customer-facing retail work with exposure to diamond expertise, DXC demonstrations, customer education and operational workflows. Tools and processes include Carat Meter, Clarity Viewer, Marking Viewer, LightScope and H&A loupe.
Apr 2025 — Mar 2026
Built practical experience in customer handling, retail operations, product communication and translating customer needs into relevant solutions.
Toolkit
Build log
Education & learning
2025 — Expected 2028
Current learning across programming, databases, software development, AI and cybersecurity.
Code Red
A structured hands-on learning journey across web security and pentesting.
Phase 1 · SQL Injection
Proof stack
The portfolio is designed to connect product claims to case studies, repositories and professional profiles rather than relying on buzzwords.