I'm a 19-year-old student developer from India. I care about usefulness, privacy, accessibility, and making technology easier for more people to reach.
I like starting with a real problem, building the smallest version that can help, and learning from what happens next. That process has taught me to think about the parts people actually feel: clear interfaces, honest limits, privacy, and whether the result is affordable and useful.
I use AI tools to research, compare ideas, write, and debug faster. I still review the work, understand the decisions, and keep the trade-offs visible.
| Useful before impressive | Privacy with clear boundaries | Accessible by default | Built to be understood |
These are tools I have used and learned through real projects. I am still improving them every time I build.
A calm, self-hosted workspace for relationships, projects, and the next action that should not get lost. |
Scrubs sensitive details from prompts in the browser before they reach an AI service. |
Builds a portfolio in the browser and gives the user a ZIP they can keep. |
Generates passwords, passphrases, PINs, and custom patterns locally with browser cryptography. |
Calculates SGPA and CGPA with common presets or a grading scale the student defines. |
A focused index and repository system for finding skills without pulling in an entire library. |
See more things I've built
- Open Privacy — a decision-first guide to privacy tools across 25 categories.
- Interview Prep — a local interview coach built with Streamlit, Ollama, and Mistral.
- InfiniteCanvas — a touch-friendly drawing space being prepared for a future public release.
The graph and cards below update from my public GitHub activity. Private work is not included.
| Notice a real problem | → | Build the smallest useful version | → | Put it in front of reality | → | Keep what I can explain and maintain |
I'm open to practical work where a focused solution can help more people. If you have a problem that could become a useful web tool, tell me about it.
