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Anuj Paudel · Co-founder, Appynox · Kathmandu, Nepal

One contact for the tech your business needs.

You need the work done, without juggling freelancers. I handle AI automation, websites, apps, graphic design, animation and video editing. I've done each myself. My Appynox team takes on bigger jobs. I personally check and guarantee everything we deliver.

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My AI system runs social media for 10 brand accounts: 160+ posts in its first five weeks. How it works

Anuj Paudel
Anuj Paudel · Kathmandu

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What I do for clients

AI automation is my deepest specialty. The website, app, graphics and video your business needs can come through me too. Each service below has work you can look at before we talk.

The main service

AI automation

Systems that take repetitive work off your team: back office, social media and outreach.

  • Back office Orders, reports, invoices and the same twelve customer questions, handled without retyping.
  • Social media Research, captions, graphics, review and scheduling, with your approval on every post.
  • Outreach Lead lists, first messages and follow-ups that stop the moment someone replies.

See AI automation

Not sure what to automate? Start with a free automation map: one call, then a written list of your repeating tasks, ranked by the hours they cost you.

Get the free map

AI social media automation

Posts researched, written, designed and scheduled by AI. You approve each one.

See AI social media automation

SameShot poster: One year timelapse, one spot. Four photos of the same forest from winter to autumn
SameShot · poster made by the system

AI video editing

Animated explainers, talking-head reels, promos and shorts, cut, captioned and finished.

See AI video editing

A frame from Tens and Ones with Tally, an animated math lesson: a blue dinosaur counts ten blocks
Tens and Ones with Tally · animated lesson

App development

Android and iPhone apps, designed, built and released to the stores.

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SameShot Google Play banner
SameShot · live on Google Play

AI graphic design and branding

Logos and brand images made with AI and directed by a person, so they never look generic.

See AI graphic design and branding

The Velvet Riot Wig Co. brand image: a model in a long copper shag wig, backlit against black
The Velvet Riot Wig Co. · AI brand image

SEO and launch

Search, AI search and store pages, so people find what you launch.

See SEO and launch

The widemath.com home page
WideMath · 19,464 sessions in one week

One contact for your tech

Less coordinating. One person who answers for the work.

You need a website, videos and less repetitive work. You shouldn't have to manage a different freelancer for each. I bring the work together, so you have one person to contact and one standard to expect.

  1. I've done each service myself

    Every service here comes with work I've shipped myself. I know what goes into it because I've built, designed or edited it before.

  2. A dedicated team for bigger jobs

    For bigger builds, Appynox, the AI-first agency I co-founded, puts a dedicated team on design, code, video and launch. You still talk to me.

  3. I check everything

    I personally handle quality assurance on every project. Whether I made it or my team did, I check the work before it reaches you.

  4. Guaranteed by me

    Everything that comes through me is guaranteed by me. That includes the work my team delivers. I stand behind all of it.

Every kind of AI automation, from WhatsApp to AI agents.

If your team does it every week and it follows roughly the same steps, it can probably run on its own, inside the tools you already use. These are the automations businesses ask me for most.

  • WhatsApp automation

    Answers, orders and order updates on the app your customers already use, with a person one tap away.

  • Viber, Messenger and Instagram

    The same help wherever customers write first, from a Viber chat to a comment on your Facebook page.

  • AI chatbots for your website

    Answers from your own documents, day and night, that hand hard questions to your team.

  • Lead capture and follow-up

    Every enquiry saved, followed up on time, and stopped the moment someone replies.

  • CRM automation

    HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive or a plain sheet, kept accurate without anyone retyping it.

  • Email automation

    Inbox sorting, replies drafted for you to approve, and reminders that go out on schedule.

  • Invoices and payment reminders

    Invoices out on time and polite reminders after a due date, checked against what is already paid.

  • Orders and inventory

    Orders from forms, chats and online shops in one list, with stock alerts before you run out.

  • Reports and dashboards

    The daily and weekly numbers, built and sent on their own, with the source and date on every report.

  • Documents and data entry

    Invoices, receipts and forms read straight into your system, so nobody copies them by hand.

  • Appointments and reminders

    Bookings, reminders and no-show follow-ups for clinics, salons, coaches and consultants.

  • HR and onboarding

    Leave requests, attendance, rosters and onboarding checklists collected in one place.

  • Web scraping and price tracking

    Prices, listings and notices watched for you, like the Daraz price-tracker bot I run on Telegram.

  • AI voice agents

    Calls answered, bookings taken and missed calls followed up, tested on real calls before customers hear them.

  • AI social media automation

    Research, captions, graphics and scheduling for every account, with your yes on each post.

  • AI agents

    Multi-step work handled by agents with guardrails, like the 13-agent system behind 10 brand accounts.

See every AI automation service

The proof

An AI system that runs social media for 10 brand accounts.

I built it for a Philadelphia hospitality entrepreneur. It researches, writes, designs, checks and schedules, and every post waits for a person to approve it.

  1. Research
  2. Write
  3. Design
  4. Check
  5. You approve
  6. Schedule
  7. Learn

The same discipline runs every automation I build for clients: written rules, an independent check, and a person’s yes before anything reaches a customer. Yours starts smaller, with one account or one workflow, and grows once its rules are written down.

Read the AI social media automation case study
brand accounts run by one system
10
specialised sub-agents, each with one job
13
posts in the first five weeks
160+

Selected work

Client websites, apps live on Google Play, tools people find on Google, and video made at volume.

The pongpartygames.com home pageWebsite · ClientPong Party Games (opens another site)Rebuilt shop site for the US maker of a patented, baseball-inspired tailgate game.pongpartygames.com
The WideMath scientific calculatorWeb tools · LiveWideMathFree math tools that run in the browser.widemath.com
The EventMate case study page on devtodollars.comCase study page · ClientDevToDollars (opens another site)An EventMate case study page, written and designed for devtodollars.com.devtodollars.com
Linkify Social illustration: a social post linked to its product pageWebsite and app · LiveLinkify SocialConnects a social post to the product shown in it.linkify.social
The drmandymanna.com home pageClient websiteDr. Mandy MannaA portfolio site for a Philadelphia farm administrator and agricultural educator.drmandymanna.com
SameShot Google Play banner: stack your selfies and see the progress, with a before-and-after sliderAndroid app · Live on Google PlaySameShotA camera that lines up your progress photos.sameshot.appynox.com
Rhino Dash: the rhino running past the Welcome to Sauraha signAndroid game · Live on Google PlayRhino DashA runner game for young kids, set in Sauraha, Chitwan.rhinodash.appynox.com
Frames from the 85 SameShot social videosVideo production system · In useVideo at volumeA production system that made 85 social videos for SameShot and 65 shorts for WideMath.

All work

Where automation pays first

The shapes this usually takes. Your business is probably not on this list in the words you would use, which is why the first step is a free map of how your week actually runs.

  • Restaurants and cafes

    Orders from several apps in one list, the closing report built for you, and supplier prices kept current.

  • Shops and online stores

    Orders, stock and delivery updates kept in step across your website, marketplaces and chats.

  • Clinics and practices

    Appointment reminders, follow-ups and report delivery that stop depending on one person remembering.

  • Real estate

    Every enquiry answered fast and followed up for weeks, not two days, with listings in one place.

  • Schools and training

    Admission enquiries, fee reminders and attendance kept in one record instead of three registers.

  • Agencies and consultants

    Client reports, proposals and the weekly status update drafted for you to check and send.

  • Nonprofits

    Donor follow-ups, volunteer schedules, board reports and social posts that keep going in a busy week.

  • Travel and hospitality

    Enquiries from Instagram, WhatsApp and email in one inbox, and itineraries built from your templates.

Why clients hire me

The rules I work under, stated before you ask.

  • A written plan before we start

    After our call, I put the scope, timeline and price in writing before any work starts. You see working versions along the way.

  • Proof before promises

    Every claim on this site points to work that shipped: client sites, live apps and a system running 10 brand accounts.

  • You approve what goes out

    Nothing posts, sends or replies to a customer without a yes from a person. An automation you cannot stop is a liability.

  • Your tools, your accounts

    I build inside what you already pay for, you see everything it does, and you can remove my access in one click.

  • It fails loudly

    Every automation logs what it did and tells you when it breaks, so you hear it from the system and not from a customer.

  • Your hours, from Kathmandu

    I work with US clients over video calls, and the booking page shows my free times in your own time zone.

How it works

Every project climbs the same four steps. You see the work at each one.

  1. 30 minutes

    Book a call

    Tell me what eats your week. I ask questions until I understand the job.

  2. Before any work

    Get a written plan

    Scope, timeline and a price before any work starts.

  3. As we go

    I build it with you

    You see working versions along the way, not only at the end.

  4. Ongoing

    It runs

    It logs what it did, flags what broke, and waits for your yes.

My agency

Appynox, the AI-first agency I co-founded.

For bigger builds, I bring in a dedicated team through Appynox, the AI-first agency I co-founded in Patan, Lalitpur. We cover design, code, video and launch. I personally check the team's work, and you still talk to me.

Visit appynox.com

From the blog

Practical notes from client work: what to automate first, where AI helps video and design, and what it takes to build for clients in Nepal.

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Straight answers

Do you work with clients outside Nepal?

Yes. Most of my clients are in the US. We meet on video calls, and the booking page shows my free times in your own time zone.

Isn't that too much for one person?

It would be if I did every bigger job alone. I've done each service myself, but a larger project gets a dedicated Appynox team. My role stays the same: I am your contact, I check everything, and I guarantee the work.

Who checks the work before I receive it?

I do. I personally handle quality assurance on everything, whether I made it or the Appynox team did. You see working versions along the way, and a person approves anything an AI system sends or publishes.

Do you guarantee the work?

Yes. Everything that comes through me is guaranteed by me. That includes my own work and anything my Appynox team delivers. I personally check it, and I stand behind what you receive.

How do you price a project?

After the first call you get a written plan with the scope, the timeline and a price, before any work starts.

Is the AI work checked by a person?

Always. AI does the slow parts and a person makes the creative calls. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

Can we start small?

Yes. Start with one automation, one video or one page, and add more once it works.

What is Appynox?

Appynox is the AI-first agency I co-founded with Ashish Pandey and Jhalak Prasad Pandey. Bigger builds run through Appynox, and you still talk to me.

How fast do you reply?

Usually the same day. Booking a call is the quickest way to start.

What can you automate for my business?

Most work your team repeats: WhatsApp and email replies, order intake, invoices and payment reminders, reports, lead follow-ups, appointment reminders, data entry between systems and social media. The AI automation page lists every kind I build.

Are you an AI automation specialist or an agency?

I'm an AI automation specialist and a co-founder of Appynox, an AI-first agency in Lalitpur. You work with me directly. I do smaller jobs myself and bring in a dedicated Appynox team for bigger builds. I personally check the work either way.

Do you build WhatsApp chatbots?

Yes, on the WhatsApp Business API. The bot answers only from facts you approve, captures orders into your system, sends updates to customers, and hands the chat to a person when it needs one.

What do you build automations with?

n8n, Make or Zapier for the workflow, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 where your data already lives, Python for custom work, and an AI model only where a task needs judgement.

Do you also edit videos and build websites?

Yes. Alongside AI automation, I build websites and apps, do graphic design, and handle animation and video editing. I've shipped work in every service I offer. You can hire me for one part or have one contact for the whole job.

Do you work with nonprofits?

Yes. I built and still run the Feed Philly Coalition website, for example. Nonprofits often gain the most from automating reports, follow-ups and social media, because their teams are small.

Tell me what eats your week.

Book a 30-minute call. I ask about the work, tell you honestly what is worth automating or building, and send a written plan and a quote.

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