Imposter World Services is the name Shubham Agrawal ships work under. There's no office, no headcount, and no committee — just one engineer, two products currently in production, and a habit of finishing what he starts.
Filed in accordance with the sole founder's habit of building instead of waiting.
IWS isn't a registered company in any legal sense that matters here — it's the letterhead Shubham puts on his own work so it reads like an organisation instead of a side project. Everything filed under this name is designed, built, deployed, and kept running by him directly, with no team standing between the idea and the shipped product.
He studied at Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre (JECRC) in Jaipur, and has kept building past graduation — trading coursework for two products that real people currently use. The "imposter" in the name is the joke and the point: the work gets judged on whether it runs, not on whether the org chart looks convincing.
Both filed as production systems, not prototypes. Both currently in service.
A search tool built to make electoral roll data easier to navigate — letting people look up and browse voter records directly, instead of fighting a slow, form-heavy government portal to find the same information.
View live deployment ↗A ground-up rebuild of an existing learning platform, taken from working prototype to a production system — course delivery, content structure, and the everyday plumbing that keeps an ed-tech product reliable for the people using it.
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