What this site actually is
Hi — this is deepsoni.com, the personal site of Deep Soni, 19, based in Mumbai.
It looks like a stock exchange because that's the conceit: I treat the things I work on as if I were a public company, with a real-time price chart that moves when I ship, win, or lose. It is a portfolio site — not a fund, not a registered company, not a security.
Why this format instead of a normal CV? Because a CV freezes you at a moment; a chart shows momentum. I'd rather you saw what I'm building now, and what direction it's moving in, than read a list of things I did once.
Quick FAQ
No. It's a creative framing for my portfolio. There's no fund, no equity, no legal entity called Deep Holdings.
No money changes hands. "Buying" a share is signing up to follow what I build — you become a shareholder of record on a leaderboard, you get a downloadable certificate, and you get email updates when something material ships. That's the whole transaction.
Yes — it's the genuine output of a deterministic price function over an event log I maintain. Every move on the chart corresponds to a real entry in that log. The math is in /api/quote and the events feed into The Deep Times.
Because most personal sites lie by omission — they show the wins. I wanted a format that forces me to log losses too, dated and signed. The chart goes down when I stop shipping. That's the point.
I build software at the intersection of agents, outreach, and reputation — seven ventures, listed under Ventures. Intrkt (the agent ops layer) is the flagship.
Email deeprajeshsoni@gmail.com. Or "buy a share" — that's also a real lead form, I read every entry.
Disclaimer: $DEEP is belief, not equity. The price is symbolic. No money changes hands. This site is for fun and for clarity — and because the company-of-one is the most honest model I've found for being one person who builds many things.