Software Engineer & Entrepreneur
I build software, game servers, and the communities around them. I share what I learn along the way.
Products and systems built to be clear to use and to last.
Co-founder & Owner
A Minecraft server I started in 2021 with my friend Waffles. More than 400,000 unique players have joined since, with 700 online at our peak. I built its core plugin and staff system, and I lead its team.
Founder
The tier testing community inside MystiCraft. Players get tested and earn a tier. I founded it in 2024 and built the in-game tier tagger, and its Discord server now has more than 7,500 members.
The languages and tools I build with, and how well I know each.
I started building under an alias. The ambition was always my own.
I started out as a kid running a Brawl Stars club and ended up building a Minecraft server that more than 400,000 players have joined. Away from the screen I am a footballer. I have played since I was 8 and it was the dream before any of this. It did not work out, so now I am here writing this, though I still back myself on the pitch. I also do athletics.
2018
Brawl Stars
I started out in 2018 as a Brawl Stars player and founded my own club. It grew into one of the best clubs in India, and it gave me my first taste of leading a group of people.
2020
Mystic Esports
I joined Mystic Esports in 2020 as regular staff and worked my way up to its highest executive role. It taught me team management, professionalism, clear communication, and how to take responsibility when people depend on me. It is also where I met my best friend, Waffles.
2020
Self-taught
The same year I started programming with Python and JavaScript. I learned discord.js to build Discord bots and used Python to make games. That pulled me into game development, where I picked up some Unity and Godot along the way.
2021
MystiCraft
In 2021 Waffles and I started MystiCraft, and that is where everything changed. It was my introduction to the world of Minecraft servers. We began with zero players and nothing behind us.
2022
MystiCraft
In 2022 the server made its first money, a moment I still remember. After that I taught myself video editing and how the YouTube algorithm works, so I could make content for the server and bring more players in. My videos now sit around 50,000 views, and the most popular has passed 100,000.
2025
MystiCraft
By 2025 we had more than 200 players online, and it just kept growing. Along the way I learned the tools that keep a server like this running, such as Git, Grafana, and Linux servers.
Words from people who know me and my work.
Ninja is a chill dude.
vxmoriManager, Owners UnitedNinja is definitely one of the most chillest and dedicated server owner I've personally met, I've worked with him as a freelancer and also had played games with him as a friend and this guy is just the same amazing guy 7 days a week.
AmmadFreelancer and Good FriendNinjaMC regularly contributed creative ideas for community events and initiatives whilst working for X13 Esports, demonstrating a genuine passion for community engagement. He was often at the forefront of organising and supporting these events, ensuring they ran smoothly and successfully.
Pablo.exeCo-owner & Chief Media Officer, X13 EsportsNinja is genuinely one of the most dedicated and creative people I've come across in the Minecraft community. He's passionate about what he does, always brings fresh ideas to the table, and puts real effort into his projects. Beyond work, he's a great guy to know and someone I have a lot of respect for.
CrabbymcFormer Owner, Crystal ChaosNinja is really a chill guy, feels good to talk with him. One of the most creative and dedicated person I've seen in the community.
KillerMCOwner, ConcordMCNinja is one of my best friends who I've known for years. He works harder than anyone else when it comes to his passion, goals, and projects. He is an amazing guy who is willing to go to any length to accomplish his dreams. I highly recommend him as a partner, entrepreneur and friend.
WafflesCo-founder & Best Friend, MystiCraftField notes on products, entrepreneurship, and learning in public.
How a Minecraft server that started with 0 players and nothing ended up with more than 400,000 people joining it.
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