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    3. Yogesh

    Yogesh

    Yogesh Dhakal is an independent developer, designer, and indie hacker building software products and open-source tools. His current work centers on Dray, an open-source agentic development environment, alongside developer tooling and analytics products.

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    At a Glance

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    6Products
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    Bangkok, ThailandHeadquarters
    2021Est.
    Focus Areas
    AI Development Libraries
    Design Resources
    UX Design
    Connect
    Latest News
    Thinking Orbs repository documentation updated with a new product descriptionOct 3, 2026
    Thinking Orbs added repository funding configuration and public sponsorship supportOct 2, 2026
    Markets
    • Independent software makers and startup founders
    • AI application and developer-tool builders
    • Marketing and growth teams concerned with AI search visibility
    • SaaS businesses needing revenue attribution
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    AI Tools by Yogesh

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    Thinking Orbs

    Animated AI Status Indicator Components

    AI Dev LibrariesDesign ResourcesUX Design

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    Latest News

    10/03/2026

    Thinking Orbs repository documentation updated with a new product description

    github.com
    10/02/2026

    Thinking Orbs added repository funding configuration and public sponsorship support

    github.com
    12/01/2025

    Supalytics listed as Yogesh's current project on Indie Hackers

    indiehackers.com
    01/14/2026

    Promptmonitor acquired for $85,000 after a nine-day sale process

    nocodeexits.substack.com

    Products & Services

    6
    Dray
    Current project as of October 2026

    An open-source agentic development environment for macOS that puts coding agents, conversations, pull requests, issues, and browser access into one window. The site describes it as free and open source.

    Thinking Orbs
    2026

    A React component library of animated AI status indicators for interfaces, including states such as working, reasoning, searching, retrying, waiting, and compacting. It is dependency-light at 3.8 KB gzipped and is distributed under the MIT License.

    Promptmonitor
    May 2025

    An AI-visibility/GEO tool that tracks how often ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI systems mention a brand, which sources they cite, competitor visibility, and actions to improve AI recommendations. Yogesh sold it in January 2026.

    Supalytics
    December 2025

    Web analytics with revenue attribution: connects Stripe to show revenue by source, country, campaign, and other parameters; also provides visitor journeys, funnels, autocapture, and a CLI for AI coding agents.

    Market Position

    Yogesh positions his work as focused, lightweight alternatives to larger or more complex products: Thinking Orbs is a small, dependency-light open-source React library for AI status UI; Dray is a free, open-source unified agentic development environment; Promptmonitor operated in the emerging AI-visibility/GEO category against tools such as Profound, Otterly.AI, and Peec AI; Supalytics emphasizes revenue attribution and AI-agent access rather than traffic-only analytics; Remote3 specializes in Web3 jobs versus general boards such as LinkedIn, Indeed, and Wellfound.

    Leadership

    Executive Team

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    Yogesh Dhakal

    Independent founder, product designer, and developer

    Grew up in Nepal; publicly describes himself as a Bubble/no-code developer, designer, and indie hacker. Crunchbase lists him as founder of Remote3 and a former Product Designer at Zebec.

    Founding Story

    Yogesh's public profile describes him as a solo/indie builder who grew up in a village in Nepal and moved into no-code development, product design, and software entrepreneurship. He began Remote3 in October 2021; later, an unexpected ChatGPT referral visible in Remote3's analytics prompted him to build Promptmonitor, an AI-visibility product, initially for a problem he had encountered himself.

    Business Model

    Revenue
    Promptmonitor was reported at approximately $500 MRR for months before growth accelerated; it was sold for $85,000 in January 2026.

    Revenue Model

    Yogesh's products use a mix of SaaS subscriptions/trials (Promptmonitor and Supalytics), marketplace/job-board monetization (Remote3), and open-source distribution/sponsorship for developer tools such as Thinking Orbs and Dray.

    Pricing Tiers

    Promptmonitor free trial
    7-day free trial

    The product site says the trial can be cancelled anytime; paid plan prices were not shown in the fetched page.

    Supalytics free trial
    14-day free trial

    No credit card required; paid plan prices were not shown in the fetched page.

    Remote3 developer marketplace
    $49/month

    The Remote3 site advertises hiring developers for $49/month.

    Target Markets

    Industries & Segments
    • Independent software makers and startup founders
    • AI application and developer-tool builders
    • Marketing and growth teams concerned with AI search visibility
    • SaaS businesses needing revenue attribution
    • Web3 and crypto companies
    • Remote technical and non-technical Web3 talent
    Use Cases
    • Developers and teams running AI coding agents
    • React developers building AI interfaces
    • Brands and marketing teams measuring generative-engine visibility
    • SaaS founders and marketers attributing revenue to acquisition channels
    • Web3, crypto, blockchain, DeFi, and NFT employers hiring remotely
    • Remote Web3 professionals seeking jobs

    Quick Facts

    Headquarters
    Bangkok, Thailand
    Founded
    2021

    History & Milestones

    January 14, 2026

    Sold Promptmonitor for $85,000, nine days after listing it on TrustMRR for $100,000.

    October 3, 2026

    Updated the Thinking Orbs repository documentation and product description; the repository history identifies Yogesh as the author.

    May 2025

    Noticed ChatGPT referral traffic in Remote3 analytics and built the initial Promptmonitor MVP in about three weeks.

    December 2025

    Indie Hackers lists Supalytics, a revenue-attribution analytics product, as a current project.

    October 2021

    Started building Remote3, a remote Web3 jobs board; Crunchbase records Yogesh Dhakal as its founder from October 23, 2021.

    Key Capabilities

    8
    Open-source agentic development workflow with coding agents, pull requests, issues, and browser access in one window (Dray)
    Animated AI-agent status states, variants, configurable size/speed/shape/render, accessibility labels, and optional paused state (Thinking Orbs)
    Brand visibility and mention tracking across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI models (Promptmonitor)
    Competitor comparisons, cited-source analysis, visibility trends, LLM analytics, web analytics, and recommended actions (Promptmonitor)
    Revenue attribution by source, country, campaign, and visitor journey; funnel analysis and automatic interaction capture (Supalytics)
    Command-line analytics usable by Claude Code, OpenClaw/Clawdbot, Cursor, and other AI agents (Supalytics)

    Integrations & Partnerships

    Platform Integrations

    • Thinking Orbs: React, npm, plain JavaScript, and shadcn installation; optional shapes and renders are separately importable.
    • Dray: macOS universal download; open-source GitHub repository.
    • Promptmonitor: ChatGPT/OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity tracking, plus web analytics and LLM analytics.
    • Supalytics: Stripe, Google Analytics/referrer data, and CLI access for Claude Code, OpenClaw/Clawdbot, and Cursor.
    • Remote3: web application, Telegram job alerts, and employer/developer marketplace.

    Key Partnerships

    Thinking Orbs is distributed through npm and can be copied into projects using shadcn; the project is maintained in the yogesharc GitHub repository.
    Dray is developed in the open with contributions through GitHub's monorepo-labs/dray repository.
    Supalytics integrates with Stripe for revenue attribution and exposes a CLI for Claude Code, OpenClaw/Clawdbot, Cursor, and similar AI agents.

    Connect

    Website
    yogesharc.com
    GitHub
    yogesharc

    AI Topics

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