Yanib ↗
An AI-powered release-notes platform for dev teams — every git tag becomes a clean changelog, banner, and shipping feed across the web.
Rohan Poudel · Product-minded engineer
I build software where product thinking and serious engineering meet — from AI release tooling to mobile apps and commerce systems.

Current signal
Building Yanib · Software Engineer at Fluid Commerce
Lehi, UT — USA
Selected work
Products, research, and systems built for the real world—where the work has users, constraints, and somewhere to go.
An AI-powered release-notes platform for dev teams — every git tag becomes a clean changelog, banner, and shipping feed across the web.
Shared collections you build with friends — photos, places, notes, and music sealed inside a capsule that stays locked until its opening date. Live on the App Store and Google Play.
iOS app that runs AI entirely on-device — chat grounded in your own notes, semantic search, and writing tools with no account, no server, and no network calls. Runs Apple's Foundation Models alongside open models like Gemma and Qwen.
Research paper on testing AI model safety with attribution entropy, verification, and drift. Published on arXiv.
JavaScript CLI for batch image and video compression — 960+ downloads on npm.
About
I'm a software engineer based in Lehi, Utah.
I'm currently building Yanib — an AI-powered release-notes platform for dev teams and individual engineers. It's the bridge between shipping something and the world actually hearing about it. Connect a GitHub or GitLab repo and Yanib watches every PR and commit in the background, drafting a clean, structured changelog on every tag — or fully on autopilot, with zero clicks.
Yanib publishes everywhere at once: GitHub Releases, a public changelog page, Slack, Discord, email subscribers, and an embeddable widget. Every user also gets a public /u/username profile — an AI-written tagline, a 365-day shipping heatmap, pinned featured releases, and a grouped timeline of everything they've ever shipped.
I also work as a Software Engineer at Fluid Commerce. On the side I publish small things — research like TriGuard, hackathon builds, and open-source CLI tools.
The route so far
A working history shaped by ownership: from support and client work to production systems, AI products, and company building.
Fluid Commerce — Lehi, UT · Hybrid
On the Themes & AI team. Built the multi-tenant Liquid theme engine and the visual theme builder merchants use to create storefronts — rendering user-written templates safely at scale, asset delivery over the CDN, and the editor on top. Also cut complex-page load times by 50% via query parallelization and state refactors.
[ICML] International Conference on Machine Learning
Reviewed machine-learning research submissions for ICML 2026.
University of New Haven — West Haven, CT · On-site
Built and maintained a Student Support Bot that automated common requests, alongside front-line support for hardware, software, networking, and account issues across the university.
Master of Science · Computer Science
Dean's Scholarship · Graduated May 2026.
Freelance — West Haven, CT · Remote
Delivered independent software engineering work for client web and product projects.
Hult Prize Foundation, University of New Haven
Helped organize and launch the first-ever Hult Prize event at the University of New Haven.
Danphe Software Labs — Kathmandu, Nepal · On-site
Built web and mobile apps for the team. Consolidated a sprawl of AWS Lambdas into one FastAPI service, wired up large-scale product ingestion, and shipped Bedrock-powered AI for product descriptions and semantic search.
Versity Tech Pvt. Ltd. — Kathmandu, Nepal · Hybrid
Built and maintained WordPress sites and React applications for client work.
Bachelor of Science with Honors · Computing
Academic Performance Scholarship · First Class Honours.
Toolkit
I pick the stack that gets a dependable product into people’s hands, then keep the implementation legible enough to evolve.
Open channel
If you're building something ambitious — or untangling a product that should work better — I'd like to hear about it.
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