Avi Kukshal

Berlin, Germany

I work in RevOps at an AI startup in Berlin. I joined as a founders associate, and most of my work today revolves around implementation and sales ops. Before a sale, that means setting up our sales stack, automating the manual work around it, and building custom demos. After a sale, it means onboarding customers and getting their workflows running on our platform.

I'm not an engineer by training, but I like building things. So in my free time I build tools for problems I have myself. I plan the product, design it, and build it with Claude and Codex.

Here are a few of them. The bigger ones have a page that explains why I built them and how they work.

Projects

Karya My tasks were spread across Slack, Gmail, HubSpot and Notion. Karya is a task manager that reads all four and suggests tasks for me. I plan my day from one place.
Echo With Granola and Wispr Flow both running, my MacBook Air overheated during calls. One Mac app for meeting notes and dictation. The audio stays on my laptop.
Hisaab I wanted to track my spending without sharing my bank data. Hisaab is a private finance tracker. It reads my bank statements and shows where the money goes.
Applyer AI tools for job applications make things up on the CV. Applyer finds roles, prepares each application and tracks the replies. It checks its own writing against real facts.
CalQ I do small calculations all day. Currency, time zones, percentages. A notepad that shows the answer next to each line. I use it every day.
Chess Analysis Chess.com limits how many game reviews you get for free. It loads my games and reviews them for free in the browser. Built on Chesskit.
Flaags The flag quiz sites my friend and I tried looked bad. A clean flag quiz with three game modes. We play it most days.