Hello, I'm Anil Junagal / London, UK

I turn business problems into useful digital products.

My background is in retail distribution and commercial operations. I use that hands-on perspective to explore opportunities, design software and experiment with applied AI. This page is a selection of what I have worked on—not a traditional CV.

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Retail & distributionDigital productsApplied AI

Personal portfolio2026 / London

Anil JunagalCommercial insight meets product thinking.

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01 / Selected projects

Things I have built and explored.

From retail technology to consumer applications, these projects illustrate different problems, ideas and stages of product development.

Featured project / Retail intelligence / MVP

S2S Intel.

Distributors often know what they sell to a store, but not what is actually on its shelves. S2S Intel explores the connection between field observations, shelf verification and historical sales data to help identify actionable commercial opportunities.

It combines practical distributor experience with an AI-assisted evidence workflow. The product is being developed and validated; this is not a claim of established commercial traction.

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My focus: business problem · product direction · workflow design · development

Shelf-to-sales / Conceptual workflow

01 · Store evidenceObserve and verify what is on shelf

SEE

02 · Sales contextCompare observations with distributor records

MATCH

03 · Commercial opportunityPrioritise useful follow-up

ACT

Illustration, not a live customer dashboard.

Retail technology / Venture

ThirdRetail

Originally conceived around retail shelf-space access, ThirdRetail evolved towards AI-assisted shelf intelligence. An ongoing exploration of how physical store conditions can become useful commercial information.

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Focus: retail discovery · venture building · product iteration

Consumer product / Web application

Astrobindu

A mobile-oriented Vedic astrology product combining chart-based experiences, personal readings and conversational features. A different kind of challenge: turning a complex subject into an approachable digital experience.

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Focus: digital experience · product structure · AI-assisted features

Career technology / Digital product

Career by Junagal

A career-planning application exploring how a single professional profile can support CV tailoring, job alignment, interview preparation and career decision-making.

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Focus: information design · workflows · career tools

Personal venture / Website & tools

Junagal.com

A home for venture-building ideas, practical founder resources, interactive tools and writing. The website itself is an evolving experiment in digital publishing and product-led content.

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Focus: digital strategy · interactive tools · content systems

best vibes
londonWeb experiment

Web experiment / Hosted preview

Best Vibes London

A separate hosted web project included as part of my design and product experiments. The link opens its preview; details and outcomes can be added as the project is documented.

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Focus: web experience · experimentation · iteration

02 / Beyond the projects

An operator's perspective on building.

Working with businesses and independent retailers has shown me how different a product can look from behind a desk and on the shop floor.

I am particularly interested in identifying costly, repetitive or poorly understood processes—and seeing whether a simpler product can improve them. Commercial realities shape how I approach every experiment.

Commercial grounding

Retail distribution, customer relationships, market access and practical operational constraints.

Product curiosity

From a market problem to a prototype: framing requirements, choosing priorities and testing workflows.

Iterative execution

Building, observing and revising. Not every experiment becomes a commercial product; each should produce a useful lesson.

03 / How I work

Start with the problem. Keep the solution practical.

01 / Observe

Understand the work.

Listen to the people facing the problem and examine the real process before proposing software.

02 / Build

Make ideas tangible.

Translate the essential workflow into an experience that can be explored, challenged and improved.

03 / Learn

Let evidence lead.

Use feedback and constraints to refine the product rather than treating the first version as the answer.

04 / Connect

Interested in the work or a problem worth solving?

I welcome thoughtful conversations about retail operations, useful software and building new products.

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