Authors

The Greta.sh blog is written by the team building the product — on AI app builders, no-code tooling, and what actually happens when software gets shipped by describing it rather than coding it. Each author page lists everything they have written.

Four people write here, across 214 articles. The split is by subject rather than by shift: the founder writes the pieces that take a position on where the market is going, one person owns the comparison programme and tests Greta.sh against the tools it competes with, one writes the build-along tutorials, and one covers the economics and the case studies. If you want to judge whether a post is worth your time, the author page behind each name is the fastest way — it says what that person argues, not just what they published.

• Shubham Nigam

  Founder, Questera · 21 articles

  Shubham Nigam is the founder of Questera, where he builds Greta.sh and Questera.ai — vibe coding and vibe marketing agents. He writes about what actually happens when teams build and ship software with AI.

  Vibe coding is a change in who can build software, not a change in how fast developers type. His writing keeps returning to where the line actually falls between describing an app and engineering one — and to the fact that the line moves depending on what you are building.

  Writes on: Vibe Coding · Software Development · Startups · AI Builders

• Hiteshi Soni

  Marketer, Questera · 73 articles

  Hiteshi Soni is a marketer at Questera, writing about growth strategies, content marketing, and what works for SaaS brands.

  She runs the comparison catalogue — Greta.sh measured against v0, Bolt.new, Lovable, Rocket.new, Basecamp and the rest — and writes them to be useful to someone who might pick the other tool. A comparison that never concedes a point is an advertisement, and readers can tell.

  Writes on: AI Comparisons · Comparisons · Marketing · AI Tutorials

• Shafeel Ahamed

  Marketer, Questera · 49 articles

  Shafeel Ahamed is a marketer at Questera, writing about AI app builders and the tools teams use to ship software faster.

  He writes the build-along tutorials — an Airbnb clone, a Netflix clone, a SaaS MVP, a first full-stack app — and they are written to be followed end to end rather than skimmed. The test of one of these posts is whether a reader finishes with something deployed.

  Writes on: AI Tutorials · Tutorials · Productivity · Documentation

• Isha Karlekar

  Marketer, Questera · 71 articles

  Isha Karlekar is a marketer at Questera, writing about no-code and AI-built tools for teams without engineers to spare, and the economics of building versus buying software.

  Her subject is the economics. What software costs to build has moved by an order of magnitude, and her posts follow that through to the decisions it changes — what is worth building rather than buying, and which internal tools were never worth a sprint before and now are.

  Writes on: Growth Engineering · Engineering · Enterprise Tools · FinTech