I’m a developer who enjoys building products at the intersection of software, AI, and real-world problem solving.
Right now, I’m focused on:
- Full-stack web development
- AI-powered tools and assistants
- Interactive educational / productivity products
- Projects that combine software with domains like physics and learning
I like building things that are not just functional, but useful, interactive, and well thought out — whether that’s a developer social platform, a browser-based physics graphing tool, or an AI tutor with memory.
- LangChain
- AI agents
- LLM application workflows
- Memory systems for AI apps
- Applied GenAI product building
DevConnect is a full-stack social platform built for developers — a space to connect, share projects, post updates, and grow through community.
- Developer profiles and identity-focused presence
- Social feed / posting features
- Community interaction and networking features
- Full-stack architecture with frontend + backend integration
I wanted to create something that feels like a platform made for developers, where people can showcase what they’re building and connect with others doing the same.
Links:
- GitHub: DevConnect
Kinema is a physics data analysis web app that helps users upload experimental data, visualize graphs, and fit mathematical models directly in the browser.
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Accepts experimental data via CSV
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Plots graphs for analysis
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Fits multiple curve models such as:
- Linear
- Quadratic
- Exponential
- Logarithmic
- Power law
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Displays the best-fit model and equation
I wanted to build something that combines physics + software in a practical way — not just a calculator, but a tool that helps identify relationships in experimental data.
Links:
- GitHub: Kinema
Continuum is an AI tutoring project built around one core idea:
most AI tutors answer questions, but very few actually remember the student.
Continuum is designed to:
- remember the student across sessions
- track weak areas and recurring mistakes
- adapt explanations over time
- improve tutoring quality the more it interacts with a learner
The goal is to make tutoring feel continuous rather than reset-based — more like a long-term teacher than a one-off chatbot.
Links:
- GitHub: Continuum
I’m especially interested in projects around:
- Full-stack web applications
- AI-powered developer or productivity tools
- Educational / learning tools
- Physics + software integrations
- Interactive dashboards and data visualization
- Products that combine strong UX with technical depth
Right now I’m focused on improving in these areas:
- Building more polished production-ready full-stack apps
- Strengthening my backend architecture and debugging skills
- Learning GenAI / LLM application development
- Designing AI assistants and memory-driven workflows
- Shipping projects that are both technically strong and portfolio-worthy
- I enjoy learning by building real projects, not just watching tutorials
- I’m especially interested in the overlap between AI, web products, and education
- I like turning ideas that sound slightly chaotic into actual working software
- I’m always trying to level up in both engineering depth and product thinking
- Collaborating on interesting web / AI projects
- Talking about full-stack development, AI products, and project ideas
- Internships, builder communities, and hackathon collaborations
- Connecting with developers who like building useful things
A lot of my projects sit somewhere in the overlap between:
developers + AI + education + physics + product building
which is basically my favorite kind of chaos 😄