I didn't start with a plan. I started with a browser, a broken HTML page, and the question: "How does this actually work?"
That question led me down a path I never fully mapped out — from writing my first lines of HTML and CSS to building full-stack applications, exploring AI and large language models, launching SaaS products, and experimenting with systems that solve real problems.
I'm Rohan Yadav, publicly known as Rohan Codekage. I'm a student programmer and full-stack developer based in Nepal. I'm still young, still learning, and still very much at the beginning — but I've already built things I'm genuinely proud of.
My journey has taken me from basic frontend work into backend systems, databases, APIs, full-stack development, SaaS architecture, AI/LLM experimentation, automation, and product development.
The first HTML page
My philosophy is simple: Don't just learn technology. Build something with it.
I enjoy the entire process — taking an idea from Idea → Research → Design → Code → Debug → Improve → Ship. Every project teaches me something new, and every failure becomes the foundation for the next attempt.
The first real project
My interests extend beyond traditional software development. I'm curious about AI and how language models can be integrated into real products. I experiment with computer vision, automation, SaaS architecture, EdTech, e-commerce, hardware, and physics-inspired systems.
The first venture
But somewhere along the way, I realized something. The best code in the world doesn't matter if it doesn't reach the people who need it. That realization pushed me beyond writing software — into building teams, companies, and products that solve real problems.
Building companies
Today, I'm the Founder of SajiloCode Pvt. Ltd. and CEO & Founder of Code Nest Nepal Pvt. Ltd. — two ventures born from the same curiosity that first led me to a browser and a broken HTML page.
I'm learning that building a company is its own form of engineering — one that requires not just code, but vision, leadership, and the courage to build something from nothing.