Rakesh Nakrani

Hi everyone, I m Rakesh from Surat, India

I started out in 2013 as a PHP developer, quit within a few months, and have been building independently ever since. My @brijesh_dobariya co-founder and I run CodedThemes, a small team making admin templates and UI kits. Our Able Pro dashboard has crossed 7000 sales on Envato, and Berry and Mantis are two of our React templates many of you may have used.

Hey everyone, I'm Khokon. I'm a developer who builds small tools that fix small annoyances. I've been lurking here for a while and figured it's time to say hello properly.

A few years ago I built a browser extension for myself. It puts a password in front of specific websites, like the app lock on your phone, but for the web. I never really promoted it, but it quietly grew to 10,000+ installs. Most of the people using it share a computer with family, partners, roommates or coworkers, and just want their email, chats or photos to ask for a password first.

Those users have sent me hundreds of feature requests over the years, so I rebuilt the whole thing from scratch. Web Lock 2.0 launches here on Tuesday, October 27. It adds a completely new design, lock screen themes, scheduling, and a lot of the things people have been asking for. It still works without an account, and your password and site list stay in your own browser.

A few things about me:

I m Sarah, the founder of Operato AI, the self-serve AI Visibility platform.
In 2014 I joined AppsFlyer as an early employee and spent 10 years there, building the French market and helping marketing teams measure where their customers actually came from.

One lesson stuck with me: every time a new acquisition channel appears, the companies that measure it first are the ones that win it. Mobile apps were that channel in 2014.

This year I noticed the next one. Buyers are asking ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity what s the best tool for X? instead of Googling. The assistant answers with 3 or 4 names, and if you re not one of them, you never even get the visit. Yet most companies have no idea what those answers say about them.

So I built Operato AI. Every week it asks the assistants the questions your buyers ask, then shows how often you re named, who gets recommended instead, which websites the assistants trust, and what to fix first. In English and French