
Quicker365
One workspace. More possibility.
the build
Business systems.
Human possibility.
I build Power Platform applications, custom PCF interfaces, and developer tools.
Move through the field. Leave a little trace.
Dynamics 365 CE. Dataverse. Automation.
Purposeful interfaces, built around the work.
02 / Selected work
Four projects.
Built from the inside out.

One workspace. More possibility.

Commerce above. Operations beneath.

Shipping complexity, made legible.

A broad offering. A clear story.
03 / The practice
Dataverse, logic and automation.
Interfaces that make them useful.
I build and customize business applications with Power Platform and Dynamics 365 CE, connecting Dataverse, business logic and everyday workflows.
A useful system includes the less visible parts: record context, validation, integrations and a workflow that holds together.
I build PCF components, Power Pages experiences and React interfaces that make complex tasks easier to work through.
From a customer catalogue to a developer workspace, the interface should explain what matters and make the next action feel natural.
I use React and full stack development to build companion tools and extend the platforms I work with.
Quicker365 is one expression of that approach: notice the friction, understand the work, then build something that helps.
Also on the workbench
Components. Connections. Experiments.
A reusable PCF interface for working with record-related SharePoint documents through Power Automate.
A React Flow-based PCF component that makes relationships between activities easier to explore.
Event registration experiences, data-connected forms and the processes behind a successful submission.
A public fundraising project exploring React interfaces and a service-based backend.
Explore on GitHub04 / The person behind the pixels
A story in four chaptersDifferent chapters.
The same instinct to build.

Power Platform & Dynamics 365 CEPi Square Technologies
MY WORK TODAYAt 13, I began exploring technology out of curiosity and a desire to create things of my own. My interest in games led me to experiment with Unity and game-making tools, before branching into cybersecurity and eventually programming.
What began with simple websites grew into exploring frontend and backend development, creating coding tutorials for YouTube, and looking for freelance opportunities. I didn't always finish what I started, but every experiment taught me something new and pushed me toward the next challenge.
An overnight React project opened the door to my first professional role. At Naresh i Technologies, I moved from personal experiments to building applications for real users.
I worked on trainee assessment platforms, a multi-language coding sandbox, virtual-lab scheduling systems, and other full-stack solutions. It was where I learned to turn creative ideas into practical software that people could actually use.
Today, I build enterprise applications using Dataverse, PCF, C# plugins, Power Automate, and related technologies.
Beyond delivering requirements, I enjoy finding creative ways to simplify complex processes, improve user experiences, and solve problems that aren't always obvious at first.
My focus has evolved from simply making things work to understanding how different parts of a system connect—and how thoughtful engineering can make the entire experience better.
I've always enjoyed exploring ideas beyond what I'm asked to build. Whether it's simplifying a workflow, improving an application, or creating an entirely new tool, I tend to see possibilities where things could work better.
Quicker365 grew from that mindset—a developer workspace concept I initiated to simplify Power Platform development. I've been developing and demonstrating the idea while exploring its potential within Pi Square Technologies.
For me, it's not just about building a product. It's about recognizing opportunities, experimenting with solutions, and turning promising ideas into something useful.
B.Sc. · Andhra UniversityDistance education
Illustrative example / Power Platform
Run a sample hardware request through field checks, automated routing and an updated app view.
Sample backend · Status snapshots update every second during the example.
Build with it. Card content, layout, theme, progress and status labels are configurable. The source includes the PCF manifest, schemas, examples, polling and setup instructions.
Connect your data. Use native Dataverse polling in model-driven apps, or pass status JSON from your Canvas app’s connectors. The sample above uses generated data.
05 / The next connection
Good work starts with a conversation.A business application, a custom component,
or a workflow that needs to connect.
I’d like to hear about it.