I build things to understand how they work.
Products, systems and experiments across mobile development, realtime communication, backend infrastructure, distributed systems and machine learning.
A developer observability and debugging platform for React Native applications, focused on runtime events, network activity, logs, navigation, and device state.
A private 1:1 realtime experience combining peer-to-peer video, synchronized multiplayer games, chat, and resilient reconnect handling.
An airline ticketing and seat reservation backend exploring microservice boundaries, booking workflows, concurrency, APIs, and distributed backend architecture.
A full-stack video-sharing application built around React Native, mobile-first product design, authentication, media handling, and social interactions.
A real-time Indian Sign Language recognition system using hand detection, neural-network classification, and voice feedback.
A from-scratch C++20 Raft consensus engine exploring leader election, log replication, persistence, fault injection, and replicated state.
A React Native application built while exploring mobile UI composition, reusable components, layouts, navigation, and polished interaction patterns.
A modern digital advertising and marketing platform interface built with clean responsive UI components and state management.
A little Flappy Bird clone where the bird teaches itself to play — no manual controls, no hardcoded rules. I built this to actually understand how neuroevolution works instead of just reading about it.
Worked across React Native, backend systems, ML-powered document processing, production infrastructure, and automated legal-data pipelines.
Built realtime communication features including 1:1 and group chat, typing indicators, read receipts, and performance-focused UI behavior.
Built mobile application features and backend services involving authentication, payments, APIs, caching, and PostgreSQL.
I once stepped away from software to pursue something very different.
I cleared the Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) and was recommended through the Air Force Selection Board (AFSB).
That recommendation meant a lot to me. It represented months of preparation, discipline, uncertainty, and a dream I had genuinely pursued.
I eventually took a six-month break from software to follow that path.
Things didn't turn out the way I imagined.
Eventually, I came back to the thing that had always felt natural to me:
So I'm here again — building products, exploring systems, learning AI, experimenting with agents, and trying to understand software a little deeper every day.
Not really starting over.
Just building from a different place.
NPTEL Gold Medal — Introduction to Machine Learning
2nd — Internal Smart India Hackathon
Top 10 — BFF Hackathon, Devfolio × NSUT
400+ DSA problems