I founded ClipChaos, where Indian creators sell digital products and keep 92% of every sale. I also build AI systems for founders, write books, and ship open-source tools.
Most tools that Indian creators and founders are told to use were built for someone else. So I build the ones that fit: a marketplace that takes UPI and one flat fee, automations that quietly remove the work nobody should be doing by hand, and books that explain how.
Sell digital products. Keep 92%.
A marketplace I designed and built alone for Indian creators selling PDFs, templates, presets and AI kits. One flat 8% when you make a sale, gateway charges included. If you earn nothing, I earn nothing.
Listings and creators are minimums, and both are growing. It is early, and I’d rather show small real numbers than big vague ones.
A company, open-source tools, client systems, books and a store. Six entries; keep scrolling.
Creator commerce for India. I designed the brand, wrote the code and run the marketplace alone: storefronts, UPI checkout, instant delivery and a ledger creators can read.
Software that lets AI assistants do real bookkeeping inside TallyPrime, Zoho Books and GST. Every change is shown to you before it is saved, nothing is ever entered twice, and there is a tamper-proof record of what the AI did.
A team planned to spend months and hire three engineers to wire up a data pipeline. I delivered the whole setup in eleven days, which by their numbers kept about ₹40 lakh on their balance sheet.
Practical books on prompt engineering, one-person businesses, product income and focus. Writing them is how I pressure-test the systems I sell and build.
Free add-ons for Claude: ready-made instructions that make the AI reliably good at one specific job. Built for my own work first, then shared.
The frameworks, prompt libraries and operating systems I use daily, packaged as PDFs and Notion-ready markdown. Paid in rupees, delivered by email in minutes.
Published on Amazon Kindle between December 2025 and August 2026. Prompt engineering, one-person businesses, product income, and keeping your head while building.
All titles on AmazonNo agency layers. I scope it, write the logic, stress-test it and hand you something that runs. I take a handful of projects at a time.
Support, lead handling, reporting, internal ops. I map the workflow, pick the smallest thing that removes the manual step, and build it so it keeps running after I leave.
I build the connector that lets an AI assistant work safely inside the software you already use. It shows you each change before making it, asks first on anything risky, and keeps a record of everything it did. It's the approach I used for india-stack-mcp.
Turn what you know into a digital product that sells in rupees: offer, pricing, sales page, delivery and the launch sequence. I've done this for myself on ClipChaos and here.
What I use daily, as PDFs and Notion-ready markdown. Paid in rupees by UPI or card, in your inbox within minutes, with a 7-day fix-or-refund promise.
Rishik Sai Bandari is a founder, AI builder and author based in Hyderabad, India. He designed and built ClipChaos, a marketplace where Indian creators sell digital products over UPI for a flat 8% fee, and he builds AI systems and automations for founders. He has published 11 books on Amazon Kindle and built india-stack-mcp, free open-source software that lets AI assistants work inside Tally, Zoho Books and GST.
ClipChaos (clipchaos.in) is a marketplace for digital products built for Indian creators. Creators open a storefront, upload a file such as a PDF, template, preset or AI kit, and buyers pay by UPI, card or netbanking and download instantly. It was designed and built by Rishik Sai Bandari and launched in April 2026.
A flat 8% of each sale, with payment gateway charges included in that 8%, so the creator keeps 92%. There is no monthly fee, no setup fee and no listing fee.
Yes. He takes on a small number of projects in three areas: AI automation for founders, connecting AI assistants to business software, and creator commerce launches. Send a short brief through the form on this site; he reads and replies to every one himself.
Eleven titles on Amazon Kindle, including Unfair Leverage, Prompt Like a Pro, The One-Person Business Machine, The AI Freelancer, The Consistent Consultant, The Quiet Mind and the three-part Product Income series.
The Vault is the store on this site. It sells five digital products: prompt engineering frameworks, a content operating system, AI automation blueprints, a voice and persona kit and a launch kit. Prices are in Indian rupees, payment is by UPI or card through Razorpay, and files arrive by email within minutes.
A few honest sentences are enough. I read every message myself and reply from my own inbox, usually within a day or two.