
Web, 2026
Status: LiveGym Website Demo
A concept website for a fitness business, designed to showcase services and memberships and encourage new enquiries.
Type: Website demo · Fitness. Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Software Engineer, Independent Founder & Digital Product Builder
I’m Punit, a full-stack software engineer building digital experiences, independent products and businesses — from professional websites to games and publishing.
Punit Tomar/ engineer · founder · builder
Introduction
I’m a software engineer with 5+ years of experience building for the web, mostly across the MERN stack and full-stack JavaScript. Today I combine that engineering background with product thinking — building websites for clients, and my own independent ventures alongside them.
What I do
Four connected areas of work, all built on the same foundation: solid software engineering and a focus on the people using what I make.
Business websites, landing pages and full-stack web applications for clients — fast, accessible and built to bring in enquiries.
View services: Web DevelopmentIndependent products, tools and experiments, taken from a small idea to something people can actually use.
See projects & labs: Digital ProductsBrowser games built from scratch with JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas, designed to play well on desktop and mobile.
Explore games: Games & Interactive ExperiencesBooks and product-based businesses, starting with a published children's coloring book and new ventures in research.
View ventures: Publishing & Independent VenturesFeatured work
A cross-section of what I've built: client-style websites, my freelance studio, a browser game and a published coloring book.

Web, 2026
Status: LiveA concept website for a fitness business, designed to showcase services and memberships and encourage new enquiries.
Type: Website demo · Fitness. Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Web, 2026
Status: LiveA warm, photo-led website concept for a café, designed to showcase the menu and atmosphere and make the business easy to find.
Type: Website demo · Restaurant. Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Web, 2026
Status: LiveMy dedicated site for freelance web design and development — services, selected work and packages for small businesses.
Type: Studio website. Built with: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Games, 2026
Status: LiveA browser-based endless runner: jump the obstacles, collect coins and chase your high score. Tested on desktop and mobile.
Type: Browser game. Built with: JavaScript, HTML5 Canvas, CSS

Publishing, 2026
Status: PublishedA children's coloring book set in a cozy woodland world, with 24 original pages to color. Available in paperback on Amazon.
Type: Paperback coloring book
Independent ventures
Each branch is run on its own terms, with an honest status: what is operating today, what is just getting started, and what is still being explored.
Freelance web design and development for small businesses, startups and independent professionals.
Browser games built from scratch. One released title so far — Endless Runner — with more planned as I keep learning the craft.
Independently published books, starting with Snug Hollow — a children's coloring book available in paperback on Amazon.
Researching product-based businesses, including e-commerce. Nothing is on sale yet — new ventures will appear here when they launch.
Not launched
Services
Clear, dependable web development for small businesses, startups and independent professionals. You work directly with me — no agency layers, no jargon.
Professional, fast websites that explain what you do and make it easy for customers to get in touch.
Custom web applications with accounts, dashboards, databases and business logic.
Focused single pages for a launch, campaign, product or service.
Connect your website to the tools you already use — email, payments, CRMs and more.
Keep an existing site secure and up to date — or rebuild an outdated one on a modern stack.
Reduce repetitive work with practical automation — from enquiry handling to reporting.
How I work
Good software sits where engineering, user experience and business goals meet. I keep all three in view — whether the project is a client's website or one of my own products.
Start with the business goal and the people using the product, not the technology.
Choose the simplest approach that solves the real problem well, and build it carefully.
Ship something real early. Feedback from actual users beats assumptions.
Look at what people actually do — enquiries, clicks, speed, drop-off — rather than guessing.
Make focused changes based on what you learned, and repeat.
Whether you need a professional website, a digital product, or a technical collaborator, I'd be happy to hear about your project.