I build Vespertil Technologies, a company making modern day secure tools for Indian enterprises, around a conviction most of the market prefers not to state aloud: that confidentiality and sovereignty are a single problem, and that an enterprise which outsources either has already surrendered both.

The products are where that conviction is made literal. Vespertil HyperGate (Windows/Server) enforces containment at the hardware boundary rather than instrumenting the browser, and runs wholly on customer infrastructure: a verified golden image, a value-free audit, and egress inspection that holds without the vendor ever touching the data it is meant to protect. Vesper, a secure browser built on the open-source Gecko engine, carries no foreign telemetry. The wager beneath both is that India's most sensitive workloads have no business resting on infrastructure it does not control.

Beyond the company I keep a few side projects and write about tech and finance, which live on the writing and projects pages. Vespertil →