Aditya Rajashekaran

I build the first usable version of the future. Then I write the playbook.

My operating system is simple: find the future that hasn't been named yet, build the first thing that works there, then write the story so others can join. Eleven years, a few different industries, always the same reflex. The AI era just made the cycles shorter.

Aditya Rajashekaran

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The work

A MetLife customer in a Gear VR headset at a branch desk, mid conVRse session
001 · MetLife Singapore · 2016–2018

conVRse

VR customer service for life insurance, before the category had a name. 20,000 customers across India, $3M in press coverage, Asia Insurance 'Innovation of the Year' 2017.

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The ESG Edge dashboard: a 70.3% portfolio ESG score broken into Environmental, Social, and Governance dimensions
002 · IntellectAI · 2022–2023

First production LLM in regulated finance

Eleven months in, the $2.5Mn contract was failing. I proved an LLM replacement solo and led eight people to ship it in weeks.

The community marketplace: trending agent recipes with ratings, remixes, and industry filters
003 · IntellectAI · 2026

Agent-native marketplace for enterprise AI

205,000 lines, built solo by an Oxford MBA. Every UI action is also an API endpoint, designed for a world where AI agents are users, not just tools.

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What I've built

ORPHIC's sync swarm scene: thousands of phase-coupled agents forming a rotating rainbow disc against black
001 · Live · 2026Live ↗

ORPHIC

Streaming killed the music visualizer I grew up losing whole evenings to. So I rebuilt it for the GPU era: seventeen live scenes, from slime molds to swarmalators, that react to whatever's already playing on your machine.

Dr Ayushi Agarwal leading a Speak Up Lab taster session, a circle of teenagers seated around her in an Oxford courtyard
002 · Live · 2026Live ↗

Speak Up Lab

I built the whole business, and now I teach in it too. Website, admin CMS, Stripe payments, outreach engine, five customer personas, plus the pitching sessions. Co-founded March 2026.

MacroMentor's landing page with a sample-results card showing 2,450 kcal/day split into protein, carbs, and fat
003 · Live · 2025Live ↗

MacroMentor

I wanted to get healthy, so I used AI to read the nutrition literature and built the calculator I wished existed. Four BMR tiers, 43 tests. Personal trainers called it amazingly useful.

The Passport Photo Maker editor: ICAO, USA, Canada, and custom specs above an upload-adjust-download flow
004 · Live · 2024Live ↗

Passport Photo Maker

My partner couldn't pass a visa portal's photo check. I built the tool that fixed it. ICAO, USA, and Canada specs, 300 DPI, works offline, no uploads ever.

The Pattern & Prediction exhibit screen: live machine win rate and dominant-tell stats above a Begin prompt
005 · Exhibit · 2025Live ↗

Pattern & Prediction

Rock-paper-scissors against an AI that learns you. It reads your tells over fifteen rounds, then shows you the pattern you swore you didn't have.

The Stories for Aashi library: an illustrated featured folktale beside a curated story collection
006 · Live · 2025Live ↗

Stories for Aashi

Started in Lovable, finished in production-grade Supabase. Built as a birthday gift in two weeks: real auth, row-level security, a story request back-channel, 66 commits.

The two-sided opportunities space: organisations post AI challenges with budgets, builders respond with proposals
007 · IntellectAI · 2026Internal

Agent-native marketplace for enterprise AI

Economics degree. Film minor. Oxford MBA. No CS background. 205,000 lines of enterprise software anyway, built solo over four months.

AI's Shower Thoughts: a stream-of-consciousness line typing itself over a sky of clouds, key words in red
008 · Exhibit · 2023Live ↗

AI's Shower Thoughts

Live digital exhibit: AI's stream of consciousness made visible, key ideas highlighted in red. Built with ChatGPT, 2023.

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About

The short version

I build the first usable version of things and turn them into stories, playbooks, and experiences others can join. Eleven years of the same pattern: VR life-insurance at MetLife before the category had a name, the first production LLM in regulated finance, six solo builds shipped in the last sixteen months. Oxford MBA. Occidental College, Economics and Film.

Reach me at aditya@horizonfall.com or on LinkedIn.

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