The Gap No One Was Talking About
In 2023, I was six weeks out from my own wedding — a multi-day celebration honoring Punjabi, Gujarati, and Telugu traditions — and I hit a wall.
Hundreds of guests. Three cultural ceremonies. Endless vendor calls, family logistics, and ritual checklists that no app, spreadsheet, or physical planner could keep straight. The tools that existed were built for single-day, single-culture weddings. They had no concept of a Mehndi night, a Haldi ceremony, or managing priest requirements across multiple traditions.
From Survival Mode to a Platform
What started as a personal planning framework — born out of pure necessity — worked so well that friends and family started asking for it after seeing how smoothly everything came together. Then their friends asked. Then strangers on Instagram.
I spent years in tech as a Systems Developer turned Product Manager. My career has been defined by one thing: building software that simplifies complex problems. When I realized the South Asian wedding industry was missing a professional-grade digital tool, I knew I had the skills — and the firsthand frustration — to build it properly.
What Shaadi Sheets Is Today
Shaadi Sheets is the platform I wish existed when I was planning my own wedding. Over 40 specialized modules. Budget tracking, vendor management, guest logistics, cultural ceremony planning, outfit coordination — all in one place.
No more scattered spreadsheets. No more 3 AM anxiety about what you forgot. Just a single, beautiful command center that respects the complexity of your celebration and removes the mental load so you can actually enjoy the journey.