Pricing, design, scheduling math, and the work of running a one-person product. Updated when there's something worth saying.
The IST-EST gap is 10.5 hours. Here is how Indian consultants and freelancers working with US and UK clients can schedule across timezones without the mental arithmetic.
Read →Most foreign SaaS tools do not issue Indian GST invoices. Here is what that means for your business, how the Reverse Charge Mechanism works, and what to demand from any SaaS vendor.
Read →Calendly costs ₹830–₹1,400/mo per user in India, billed in USD. Add 18% GST and forex markup, and the real cost is closer to ₹1,000–₹1,700/mo. Here is the full breakdown.
Read →Sending a calendar link can feel rude in Indian professional contexts. Here is why that feeling is wrong, and how to phrase it so it lands well.
Read →Seven scheduling tools compared honestly for Indian professionals — pricing in INR, GST compliance, free tiers, and who each one is actually for.
Read →For Indian consultants working with US or European clients, timezones eat hours every week. Some practical patterns.
Read →A 10-minute buffer between back-to-back calls reclaims roughly 90 minutes a week. Here's the math, and why most schedulers get this wrong.
Read →What Calendly actually costs an Indian solo professional, in INR, including hidden taxes and currency conversion losses. With math.
Read →A scheduling app, priced for India, designed for one person. Here's the story behind it.
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