Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder
Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire. Build systems that feed on volatility rather than breaking when conditions change.
I'm Amit Kumar. Sixteen years in distribution taught me where attention leaks, where teams stall, and which workflows deserve software. Now I build autonomous agents, focused products, and physical advertising infrastructure in the open.

The catalog gets quieter. Outcomes lead, technology supports, and every row opens the actual architecture, tradeoffs, and lessons.
Growth was not a past life. It is the lens used to judge every product, protocol, interface, and business model that followed.
StuntKit maps physical advertising inventory so creators can publish space, brands can discover it, and both sides can move from a spreadsheet to a real deployment.
Open the live build log ↗Taste is treated as operating context: the books, soundtracks, places, failures, and convictions that shape how the systems get made.
The site should reveal the person who makes the systems, not only inventory the systems themselves.
Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire. Build systems that feed on volatility rather than breaking when conditions change.
Deep existential focus & 4 AM VPS deployment sessions Key track: Stay / No Time for Caution.
Akihabara robotics, nocturnal ramen bars, and the quiet dignity of obsessive Japanese craft.
A sibling site and study of how famous indie and growth operators actually work — Pieter Levels, patio11, Sean Ellis, and the rest of the canon. Not motivation: the actual moves, reconstructed from public interviews, essays, and launches.
Every interface should make the work, the result, and the next action easier to see.
Small, explicit components remain observable and improve without becoming mythology.
Production behavior, uncomfortable lessons, and operating limits belong in the story.
Hierarchy, legible language, visible states, and honest constraints do more than decoration.
Direct answers about what I build, how the agent systems run in production, and how to work with me.
Amit Kumar, known online as @growthperclick, is a founder and developer. He spent 16 years in marketing and growth before moving into software: today he builds production AI agent systems and SaaS products in the open, with 14 products tracked, 8 live in production, and 1 acquisition (ComplianceHQ).
growthperclick.com is Amit Kumar’s marquee personal site — the hub for everything he builds, ships, and learns: the product portfolio, public build log, experiments lab, and what he is working on right now. His developer portfolio with deep technical writing lives separately at iamamitkumar.dev.
Live in production: BrandCo (AI brand strategy engine at brandco.dongolabs.com), IAM Agent Man (identity-first agent platform at iamagentman.com), SprintLabs (rapid MVP development brand for founders), Index Mavens (8-agent trading intelligence for Indian markets), SharkOS (LinkedIn operating system for founder-led GTM), JARVIS OS (local-first morning briefing agent), InvoBill (GST billing for Indian SMBs at invobill.xyz), and LaunchSuite.tech (SaaS boilerplate at launchsuite.tech). Building: StuntKit (physical advertising infrastructure at 78%) and VidoTask. ComplianceHQ, an AI compliance automation product, was acquired.
StuntKit — physical advertising infrastructure for brands and creators: creator onboarding, brand discovery, and inventory visualization, currently at 78%. Next milestones: TechCrunch Disrupt SF, creator acquisition, and the first brand experiments. Live progress is tracked at growthperclick.com/now.
Technical writing — how 14 AI agents run on one Hetzner VPS, agent framework comparisons, and deploy guides — lives at iamamitkumar.dev (blog and agents directory). Long-form build logs are on Substack at growthperclick.substack.com, and he posts as @growthperclick on X.
Fixed-scope engagements only: an MVP agent sprint (1–2 weeks), a production agent system (3–6 weeks), or build plus GTM. Start with a free 30-minute discovery call at cal.com/growthperclick/discovery-call — he will say plainly whether an agent system is the right answer for your problem.
Weekly build breakdowns on Substack, daily agent architectures on X, and fixed-scope production engagements for teams that need autonomous agent systems.
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