A deer with velvet antlers standing in tall grass, surrounded by heavy mist under a pale sky.

Renie Ravin

Nobody's too small for good software.

Dubai

Product architect most days, wildlife photographer on the others.

I started IndiBlogger in 2007, and it grew into India's largest creator platform, with more than 40,000 users. I've been building software ever since.

These days I build custom platforms for small organisations through Aces High. That means one system in place of the three or four tools you juggle now, shaped around how you actually work. I write the code myself, and after launch I'm still the one you call.

On the other days I'm out in the field with a camera, mostly waiting. Wildlife photography is hours of patience for a few seconds of something real. It turns out that's not so different from building software: you watch closely, you notice the small things, and you don't rush it.

Things I started.

  1. IndiBlogger

    India's largest creator platform, with 40,000+ users.

  2. Riverb

    Social discovery.

  3. Aces High

    Dubai software studio, building custom platforms for small organisations.

  4. Veldun

    Membership software for small organisations.

  5. InkySites

    Websites for small businesses, run end to end.

The other days.

A tiger leaping down from a tree trunk, tail curled, forepaws reaching toward the grass below.
A sub-adult tiger leaps off a tree at Corbett National Park.
A polar bear walking across sea ice, looking directly at the camera against a grey sky.
A curious polar bear on the Arctic ice north of Svalbard.
A leopard lying along a mossy branch in wet foliage, one forepaw forward, looking directly at the camera.
A leopard shelters from the rain at Kabini Tiger Reserve in Southern India.
A tiger in deep shade, seen through a screen of foreground leaves.
A tiger resting in a beam of sunlight under dense foliage at Kanha Tiger Reserve in Central India.
Two tigers close together in warm low light, one grooming the other.
A mother lies on the ground to greet the daughter she'd spent the last hour calling for.
A cheetah standing in tall grass, looking off to the right, tail trailing behind it.
A cheetah at the Masai Mara, May 2026.

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Want to run it all from one place?

Tell me how your organisation runs and I'll build around that. I write the code myself, and after launch we host it, support it and keep improving it on one monthly subscription. You're never left on your own.

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A lion stretching at sunrise, mane lifted by the low light, facing left.