About GitFly

The idea clicked. Then the build took over.

Arham Khaishagi casually dropped the original idea: something like this would be cool. Lakshman Turlapati heard it, instantly saw the architecture, got Arham's permission, and then did the extremely normal thing of disappearing into 250+ hours of building, debugging, breaking, fixing, and obsessing.

Origin story · Unfiltered

The pitch

One of those ideas that hits different.

GitFly started as one of those conversations between two motivated devs where ideas are flying around and one suddenly hits different.

The click

The architecture showed up immediately.

Arham pitched it, it clicked, and Lakshman was ready almost immediately.

The build

Permission granted. Chaos accepted.

Then Arham was, lovingly, too lazy to start it. So Lakshman took the blessing, ran with it, built the whole thing, figured out the weird parts, and kept dragging it back to life every time it broke.

The baby

Yes, the metaphor got weird.

At this point, Lakshman is proud to call GitFly his baby. Arham gets the father credit: he brought the sperm. Lakshman gets the mother credit: carried it, nurtured it, lost sleep over it, debugged it for 250+ hours, and somehow still loves it.

Now we are two motivated devs planning to build cool stuff, starting with the thing that made both of us say: yeah, this should exist.

The one who brought it to life

Lakshman Turlapati

Architected it, built it, debugged it for 250+ hours, and got emotionally attached somewhere in the wreckage.

The original spark

Arham Khaishagi

Had the idea, pitched it, made it click, then accidentally handed Lakshman a new obsession.