Backends, infra,
and apps that scale.
Engineer and co-founder shipping Django backends, cloud infrastructure, and Flutter apps — built to scale, from Kathmandu to production.
BKFrom the database to the deploy — I work across the whole stack.
I'm Binit Koirala — a software engineer and co-founder in Nepal who works end to end, from Django backends and DevOps pipelines to the mobile apps people actually open.
At Fasto, the company I co-founded, I own the backend and infrastructure: Django services, CI/CD, and deployment built to stay fast and reliable as things grow. Before that I spent years at Code Himalaya moving from Flutter developer to senior, and led mobile at StretchYo, a US habit-building app.
Along the way I've shipped apps to the Play Store with 50,000+ downloads, wired up payments and push notifications, and learned to care about the unglamorous things — uptime, clean architecture, and software that scales without drama.
Built for scale — from the schema to the cluster.
Backend architecture
Django & Python services with clean data models and well-shaped APIs — the unglamorous reliability that keeps products up under load.
Read more →DevOps & infrastructure
CI/CD pipelines, deployment, and monitoring so releases ship fast and failures surface before users ever feel them.
Read more →Mobile engineering
Flutter apps taken to production and the Play Store — with payments, push notifications, and resilient, offline-aware UX.
Read more →System design & scale
Designing for growth from day one: caching, queues, and architecture that scales cleanly instead of falling over.
Where I build, and what I've shipped.
A few of the companies and products I've worked on across backend, infrastructure, and mobile.
Fasto Co-founder · Backend & DevOps
Nepal's first quick-commerce platform — anything delivered in 10 minutes. As co-founder I own the backend and infrastructure: Django services, deployment, and CI/CD architected to scale with demand.
visit →/02Code Himalaya Senior Flutter Developer
Built and shipped Flutter apps to the Play Store — 50,000+ downloads — with payment gateways, push notifications, and production monitoring. Grew from developer to senior here.
details →/03Sangatha Lead Flutter Developer
A US-based habit-building app (formerly StretchYo) where I led mobile development end to end — architecture, features, and the release pipeline. Live on the Play Store.
visit →Five years across startups, agencies, and the classroom.
Co-founder
Final-Year Project Supervisor
Lead Flutter Developer
Flutter Developer → Senior
Academic Tutor — App Development
Tools I reach for.
Backend
DevOps & Infra
Mobile
Practice
Questions people ask.
Who is Binit Koirala?
Binit Koirala is a software engineer and co-founder based in Nepal. He works across the full stack of production systems — Django backends, cloud infrastructure and DevOps, and Flutter mobile apps. He co-founded Fasto, Nepal's first quick-commerce platform, where he owns the backend and infrastructure.
What does Binit Koirala do at Fasto?
At Fasto he is a co-founder responsible for the backend and infrastructure: Django services, database design, deployment, CI/CD, and the monitoring that keeps 10-minute delivery reliable as order volume grows.
What technologies does Binit Koirala work with?
On the backend: Django, Python, REST APIs and PostgreSQL. For infrastructure: Docker, Linux, CI/CD pipelines, deployment and monitoring. On mobile: Flutter and Dart with Firebase, push notifications and payment gateway integrations.
Has Binit Koirala shipped apps to the Play Store?
Yes. He has shipped Flutter apps to the Google Play Store with more than 50,000 combined downloads, including work at Code Himalaya and leading mobile development for Sangatha (formerly StretchYo), a US-based habit-building app.
Where is Binit Koirala based?
He is based in Nepal, between Kathmandu and Dharan, and has worked with teams remotely including a US-based product team in California.
How can I contact Binit Koirala?
The contact section of this site lists his email, phone and LinkedIn. Email is the most reliable way to reach him.
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