I'm a Computer Science student who likes building across multiple layers of software instead of staying inside one stack.
My projects range from full-stack platforms and AI/ML experiments to native desktop apps, systems work, game development, creative coding, cryptography tools, and automation.
I enjoy taking an idea from:
concept → architecture → implementation → debugging → something you can actually use.
focus → product engineering, AI/ML, full-stack, desktop & systems
approach → learn by building
interests → useful tools, experimental interfaces, automation & creative tech
philosophy → ship it, break it, understand it, improve it
Full-stack prediction-market platform with Yes/No contracts, live order books and price feeds, portfolio tracking, Stripe-backed deposits, market categories and an AI chat assistant.
Windows 11 push-to-talk audio bridge that opens the physical AirPods microphone only while the configured PTT key is held, routes live audio through a virtual cable, and releases the capture endpoint after key-up.
🧩 More Builds & Prototypes
| Area | Some of my work |
|---|---|
| 🤖 AI / ML | SignAI ASL gesture recognition, ONNX inference, MediaPipe pipelines |
| 🌐 Full-Stack Web | PredictX, SkillShare Local, Swapee, React / Next.js applications |
| 🖥️ Desktop & Systems | AirPTTBridge, Java/JavaFX apps, C/C++, Bash/Unix coursework |
| 🎮 Games & Graphics | Unity development, Three.js experiments, Pygame and browser particle systems |
| 🔐 Security / Tools | Browser OpenPGP utility, archive risk scanner |
| 📊 Data / Prediction | BTC Price Prediction, SQL/MySQL projects and data-driven applications |
The archive consolidates smaller labs, tutorials, revision exercises and exam practice across programming fundamentals, operating systems, system programming, web development, Python, Java, data structures, UNIX shell work and MIPS assembly. Substantial applications stay in their own repositories.
Project previews above are stored directly in this profile repository for reliable rendering.
There's more throughout the profile — web experiments, desktop applications, university projects, simulations, creative coding, automation, and older work preserved as part of the journey.












