A maker who
pauses to look.

I straddle two worlds that rarely talk to each other: the world of making things with technology, and the slow, intentional world of observing everyday life.
Current State

Making things, writing stories, watering plants.

I’m Amit Malewar. I build technology for a living and write about science to make sense of the world.

My journey started in the 12th grade at a science fair. While the room was packed with projects, I noticed a missing spark, a lack of genuine curiosity for the “why” behind the innovation. That observation became the seed for my first blog, SNAXZER, in 2008.

Over time, that curiosity deepened, shifting from reporting tech news to digging into the research that actually moves the needle. This eventually led to the birth of Tech Explorist and Inceptive Mind, where I translate complex breakthroughs into ideas that can better our daily lives.

But away from the screens and the startups, I am a silent observer. I carry a digital notebook and watch the quiet details of life: the chai wallah, the old man on the bench, the woman folding a banana peel into a perfect square. I record these as short, illustrated diary entries that capture the small moments we usually filter out.

This habit of paying attention is what fuels my work as an entrepreneur and an advocate for sustainable living. To me, sustainability isn’t an Instagram aesthetic; it’s a quiet, daily commitment to the soil beneath our feet, even when it’s inconvenient.

Whether I’m founding a venture or writing an article, my goal is the same: to show that a better society doesn’t start with viral campaigns, but with noticing the small things. I believe technology matters only if it respects the people who use it and the environment we all share.

Highlights

  • Rising Entrepreneur and Investor.
  • Founder and CEO of Tech Explorist, one of the global leaders in providing the news of scientific research and discoveries.
  • Founder and CEO of Inceptive Mind, a platform for global innovators to gain inspiration.
  • Perceiver of a sustainable society.
India Available remotely
Impact & Craft Tech × Society
Sustainability Quiet, daily choices
Diary & Articles 120+ entries

What I Believe

  • That the best technology is invisible. It doesn't demand your attention; it gives you time back to pay attention to what matters.
  • That sustainability isn't a trend or a lifestyle brand. It's the oldest way of living, and we forgot it while chasing speed.
  • That a society which stops noticing the small things will eventually stop noticing the big things. Empathy starts with observation.
  • That you don't need to do anything extraordinary to be valuable. Sometimes, showing up and paying attention is enough.