Things I've built

That I'm proud of, anyway.

• HourSense2025

  We built AI time tracking software for one of the largest law firms in India as third-year students in Singapore. (And that's not even the crazy part.)

• Shabdify2024

  I love NYT Games, but I was frustrated with the American references, so I made an Indian take on Connections. It was supposed to be a weekend project. I ended up writing a daily word game for 200 days in a row. At our peak we had 50–100 DAU. Life time stats: 5k+ players, 20k+ plays.

• GPT Book Club2023

  Back when RAG was new, my friend Manas and I built a chat-with-PDF site where you could ask self-help books your life's questions and get answers with citations. I made my first ever Instagram reel for it, which got 200k+ views. It's had 20,000+ users to date.

• yaR2023

  The first project where I worked closely with users. It started as a pendant for visually impaired people that we built at a hackathon. We saw how little affordable assistive tech there was, and spent the next few months working with a local NGO to refine it. It won the James Dyson Award.

• Weev2024

  The project that made me realise why hardware is so difficult. We built our own friend.com-style pendant that listened to your life.

• AskWaai2023–24

  An AI writing tool for a compulsory NTU course, used by 300–500 students. Featured in NTU's HEY! magazine and The Straits Times.