One team, many companies
Shared engineering, brand and operations across the portfolio. Each venture goes deep on one vertical; nobody rebuilds the foundation.

I'm Sujan. I build Gigaverse — a venture studio turning slow, human-delivered services into AI-native software — from Dhaka.
Right now that means four companies: Gigabit, GigaCommerce, Top Dentistry, and FormBridge. One senior team runs across all of them, sharing engineering, brand and operations rather than rebuilding it per venture.
The bet is simple. A lot of work that's currently sold as a service — engineering, growth, compliance, back-office — is really a system with people wedged into the gaps. Close the gaps with agents and the service becomes a product.
I write about the operating model as I build it — what works, what I got wrong, and the systems underneath.
Shared engineering, brand and operations across the portfolio. Each venture goes deep on one vertical; nobody rebuilds the foundation.
Get the thing working with people in the loop, find the repeatable shape, then hand that shape to agents.
The operating model gets written down as it's built — including the parts that didn't work.
Reach out through any of the ventures, or reply to a dispatch — I read everything.