Rohan Surve

Product Manager · Open to work

Kairo · Free and open source

A job search partner inside Claude

Problem: Every job application means the same work by hand: deciding if the job fits, rewriting the CV, answering form questions and keeping track of where you applied.
What I built: Kairo, a free, open-source (MIT) partner inside Claude. It checks a job (fit score, Apply / Maybe / Skip, visa check), makes a CV, cover letter and form answers only from the user’s real facts, and tracks every application to offer.
How it works: All AI work runs in the user’s own Claude account. An optional connector saves the public job data, scores and status dates to a free dashboard. CVs, salary and cover letters stay in Claude.
Tech: Claude skill + MCP connector + FastAPI + Neon + WorkOS. The server uses zero AI.
Link: kairo.rohansurve.in
Code: Read the code →

Quantum Leap · First tech hire

Problem: The owner wanted native apps first.
My decision: I pushed back and launched a web app (PWA) for MSME owners, with on-stage training at the launch event.
Result: 1,200 users registered on launch day. Flutter apps came 6–7 months later, and are now on iOS and Android.
Team: I brought in Agile after feedback that I said yes to everything, and built a 17+ member team.

Japam · Technical Project Manager

Problem: I led a 7-member team on an app at 22,000–49,000 daily active users. We moved payments to the native Razorpay SDK, and at scale some paid orders were missed because webhooks weren’t handled.
My decision: I fixed it with webhooks to the backend plus a daily reconciliation.
Lesson: Probe failure cases. Don’t just trust “it works”.

Building with AI

My decision: I build with Claude Code as my engineering team.
Result: 4 Android apps on Google Play: Scale Invoice, Scale Partner, Aura and Exact KB.