A few operating principles
01. Make it work. Then make it feel good.
02. Stay a beginner at something.
03. Small details are a big deal.
always a work in progressIt works on my machine.
And on yours, too.
CS student at LPU who likes owning the whole stack. Right now I’m building AudienceOS, an AI-native CRM, along with GitTool and Jottr, a desktop Git client and a real-time writing workspace.
BASED IN INDIA / BUILDING FOR THE WEB
FROM THE INTERFACE TO THE INFRASTRUCTURE
Product interfacesReliable systemsConsidered details
01 / PERSPECTIVECuriosity is
Curiosity is
the constant.
I’m a Computer Science Engineering student at Lovely Professional University. I like robust backends, interfaces with personality, and understanding how things work under the hood.
My favorite part? That moment when a messy idea becomes something you can actually use.
Find me in the commitsSystems thinker.
Pixel enjoyer.
Pixel enjoyer.
HOW I APPROACH A BUILD
- Understand
Start with the problem.
Map the user journey, name the constraints, and decide what a useful first version should do.
- Build
Make the system tangible.
Connect the interface, data, and business logic in a working slice. Test the assumptions with something real.
- Refine
Care for the last mile.
Review the edge cases, performance, and interaction details. Keep simplifying until the experience feels natural.
02 / SELECTED WORKThings built
All projectsThings built
along the way.
IN DEVELOPMENT
An AI-native CRM where every campaign begins as a single sentence.
- Describe a goal in a sentence, get a full campaign proposal
- Human-in-the-loop — nothing sends without your approval
- Unified audience profiles across channels
Next.jsPostgreSQLAIAnalytics
01Single queryable audience data layer
02Agentic campaign planning with approval gates
03End-to-end revenue attribution
IN DEVELOPMENT
A cross-platform desktop client that makes complex Git operations visual.
- Visual branch graph with drag-to-merge and rebase
- Side-by-side and inline diff views with syntax highlighting
- Stash manager with named, browsable stashes
ElectronTypeScriptGitNode.js
01libgit2 bindings — fast repo ops, no shelling out to `git`
02File-system watcher keeps the UI reactive to external commits
03Theme system with mono fonts and light/dark/system modes
LIVE PROJECT
A Notion-like collaborative workspace built for zero-friction teamwork.
- Real-time multi-cursor editing with awareness presence
- Offline-first — local edits queue and merge on reconnect
- Block-based editor (headings, lists, code, tables, embeds)
Next.jsYjsSupabasePostgreSQL
01Yjs CRDT layer + Supabase Realtime for transport
02Row-level security: auth enforced in Postgres, not the API
03Lightweight presence sync built on Yjs awareness protocol
03 / TOOLKITA few tools.
Explore the technologies behind the work.A few tools.
Many possibilities.
04 / EXPERIENCE & LEARNING
Learning. Doing. Repeating.
JUN — JUL 2025
Full-Stack & DSA Training
W3GradsBuilt end-to-end applications with React, Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. Strengthened the foundations in algorithms, databases, and networks — with 5-star HackerRank ratings in Java and Python along the way.
THE CURIOSITY SCRAPBOOK04 LITTLE MILESTONES & COUNTING
HackerRankVerify credential
Frontend Developer (React)
Issued:
Role certification assessing frontend development skills with React.
- React
- JavaScript
- Frontend development
ON MY WORKBENCH
Read my notes GitTool, AI systems, and the next rabbit hole.
Exploring RAG pipelines and retrieval quality, building better developer tools, and keeping the DSA muscles moving.
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