The Narrative

Bandhan Pokhrel

Full-Stack Developer. Founder of Slabby Tech. Building software and hardware that solve real problems.

Based in Kathmandu 📍Available for Projects

01. The Short Version

I'm a Full-Stack Developer and the founder of Slabby Tech. I work on two main things: building clean, functional websites and creating robotics projects that solve practical problems. I enjoy the challenge of making software and hardware work together smoothly. My background is in solving technical problems.

Recently, I won DevFest at Herald College by building a prototype for low-cost military training using IoT. I've also built a Drowsiness Detection System that uses haptic feedback and automatic braking to help prevent road accidents. My goal is always to build things that are reliable and actually useful in real-life situations.

I also care about education. I created SAL (Skill Access Labs) to help students in remote areas learn how to code and build electronics. It's currently being tested at Little Angels School Rapti. I want to make sure students have the chance to learn practical skills, no matter where they live.

In the last few years, I've built over 30+ hardware and IoT projects, including the Nepal Wildlife Map (a physical map with sensors and audio) and RouteSense (an automatic route tracker). I've also worked with Little Angels School and Kavya School +2 to build 25+ projects helping students learn engineering hands-on.

Right now, I'm growing NIV Nepal by building web applications with Next.js, React, and PostgreSQL/MongoDB, alongside continuing new work in robotics and IoT to help push the tech scene forward in Nepal.

Awards & Recognition

Skills

Web
  • Next.js
  • React
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Tailwind CSS
  • UI/UX Design
Robotics
  • Arduino
  • ESP32
  • C++
  • Sensor Integration
  • 3D Printing

02. Tech Stack

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptNode.jsTailwind CSSMongoDBPostgreSQLFigmaPythonDockerAWSVercelArduinoESP32C++Three.jsReactNext.jsTypeScriptNode.jsTailwind CSSMongoDBPostgreSQLFigmaPythonDockerAWSVercelArduinoESP32C++Three.js