Open to full-stack & front-end roles

Full-stack web developer · Bangalore

PranavHarsh

I build and ship web applications end to end — React on the front, Node.js and SQL behind it. Freelancing since 2019, most recently on ParkEase, a live smart-parking platform with real-time availability, dynamic pricing and QR gate access, face-detect-url, a face finder that also tells you whether a link is safe to open, and Grab-Goods, an online shop with UPI checkout.

See ParkEase live Try the face finder Get in touch
Pranav Harsh in a cream kurta at an Independence Day celebration
7Years freelancing
8Live projects you can open
6Certificates you can verify
BangaloreMy local time (IST)

Selected work

ParkEase

Smart urban parking · Live on Vercel & Render
  • Drivers find, reserve and pay for parking in real time, with live spot availability, dynamic pricing and QR-based gate access.
  • Location-aware search with a “near me” mode, an adjustable radius and amenity filters for covered bays, security, EV charging and bike racks.
  • Role-based sign-up splits the product in two: Drivers book spots, Operators manage lots and set their own pricing.
  • Built and deployed solo — a Next.js front end on Vercel, an Express, Prisma and Socket.io API on Render, and a managed PostgreSQL database on Neon.
Live availability7 of 12 free

Tap a free bay to reserve it

Search parameters

Radius
1–10 km
Rate ceiling
Max ₹/hour
Covered parking
Filter
On-site security
Filter
EV charging
Filter
Bike racks
Filter
EV-only bays
Filter
Gate access
QR code
Open the live demo

Selected work

face-detect-url

Face finder · Link-safety check · Live
  • Finds the face in any picture. Give it an image link or a web page address, or paste, drop or upload a picture, and it draws a box around the face.
  • Every link gets a verdict: Safe, Suspicious or Dangerous, shown as three lights, with the reasons listed in plain words.
  • Dangerous links are blocked before the picture is opened, including look-alike addresses and fake sign-in pages.
  • Private by design. Face detection runs in your browser, so a picture you upload never leaves your device.
  • Sign in and it remembers you, with a running count of your checks.
  • Built and deployed solo — a React front end with a Node.js API behind it.
wikipedia.org/portrait.jpg Detect
Face Blocked for your safetyThe picture was not opened
SafeWell-known site, no warning signs
Try one

A demo with made-up links

Open the live demo

Selected work

Grab-Goods

Online shop · UPI checkout · Live
  • A complete online shop. Browse by category, pick a size or colour, add to cart and check out.
  • Pay by UPI with Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm or any UPI app: scan the QR code, or tap to open the app on a phone.
  • Customers follow every order from payment to delivery, with the courier's tracking number.
  • The owner runs the shop from one admin page: products, prices, offers, stock, photos and orders.
Order trackingOrder GG-1042
  1. Placed
  2. Paid
  3. Packed
  4. Shipped
  5. Delivered

Delivered

A demo with a made-up order

Visit the shop

From the repositories

Five smaller builds, each one shipped

React · Tachyons

Robofriends

A card directory that filters a roster of robots live as you type. Split into Components and Containers with a dedicated Scroll wrapper — the project where the separation between presentational and stateful components clicked.

Live demo → Code
React

monsters-rolodex

A searchable, filterable directory built to get component structure and client-side state right. Deployed from a gh-pages branch with the homepage wired into package.json.

Live demo → Code
Vanilla JavaScript

timer

A countdown timer built on an ES6 class with start and pause callbacks, driving an SVG dial that drains as the clock runs. No framework and no dependencies — just the DOM and a setInterval ticking every 50ms.

Live demo → Code
Vanilla JavaScript

movie-compare

Takes two film titles and lays their attributes side by side. Built around a reusable autocomplete widget that both search boxes share, with the comparison logic kept in its own utilities module.

Live demo → Code
Vanilla JavaScript

background-designer

An interactive colour picker that paints a live background and reports the colour back by name alongside its RGB and RGBA values. Three files, no build step.

Live demo → Code
GitHub

Everything else

The fundamentals work and the experiments, all in one place.

github.com/PranavHarsh →

Stack

What I reach for

Languages

JavaScript (ES6+)HTML5CSS3

Front end

React.jsNext.jsReduxResponsive UIComponent design

Back end & data

Node.jsExpressREST APIsWebSocketsAuth flowsSQLPostgreSQLRedisSchema design

Tooling

Git & GitHubNPMVS CodePostmanVercelRenderGitHub Pages

AI

Google AI Studio (Gemini)Applied AI/ML foundations

Practices

Git-based workflowsClient-side stateAutomated testingEnd-to-end ownership

About

Pranav Harsh on campus at BMS Institute of Technology and Management

Self-taught on the job, since 2019

I started taking freelance web work while still in school, and I have been shipping ever since. Every build has been mine end to end: gathering the requirements, designing the interface, writing the API, setting up the database and putting it on a server where people can actually use it.

That is a habit more than a résumé line. It means I am comfortable owning a feature from an empty file through to a deployment, and comfortable saying when something is not ready yet.

Alongside the freelance work I am finishing a B.E. in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering at BMSIT&M in Bangalore.

  • Based inBangalore, India — open to remote
  • FreelancingSince 2019, full-stack web
  • StudyingB.E. Electronics & Telecommunication, BMS Institute of Technology and Management
  • Looking forFull-stack or front-end developer roles

Experience

2019 — Present · Bangalore, India

Freelance Full-Stack Web Developer

  • Designed, built and deployed full-stack web applications end to end, with React on the front end and Node.js over SQL databases behind it.
  • Wrote REST API endpoints covering application data, authentication flows and the core business logic of each product.
  • Owned the whole lifecycle on every build — requirements, interface design, development, testing and deployment — versioned throughout with Git and GitHub.

Certificates

Where the fundamentals came from

Away from the keyboard

Pranav Harsh on the ghats beside the Ganga
On the ghats, Varanasi

Contact

Got a role or a build in mind?

The fastest way to reach me is email. I reply to everything.

Email pranavharshbara@gmail.com
GitHub github.com/PranavHarsh
LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/pranav-harsh
Location Bangalore, India · Open to remote