A selection of products, experiments, and open source contributions I've worked on.
8 projects • 7 open source • 2 in progress
Conversational GitHub intelligence.
I found myself taking inspiration from people's GitHub profiles - seeing their projects, contributions, and their work. Thought about making GitHub profiles more conversational. Built this to let people ask natural language questions about people's repositories and contributions. It felt like giving GitHub a voice.
Stack: Next.js / TypeScript / LangChain / GitHub API
A campus network for intentional friendships.
Moving to a new country made me think about how hard it is to make genuine connections. This is my attempt at creating something that helps people find their people, especially in academic settings where everyone's focused on their work.
Stack: Next.js / TypeScript / Prisma / PostgreSQL +3
Open source collaboration at global scale.
Started contributing to Kubernetes in 2023. It began as a way to learn, but became something more meaningful. I've worked on documentation, served on the release team, and helped with community events. The project has taught me about collaboration at scale.
Stack: Go / Kubernetes / Docker / YAML
From classroom assignment to architecture practice.
A class assignment that turned into something I actually cared about. Took a messy Java Swing calendar app and refactored it using SOLID principles. The code went from confusing to clear, which felt satisfying in a way I did not expect.
Stack: Java / Swing / SOLID Principles / Design Patterns
Listening data turned into personal stories.
Built this when I missed the official Spotify Wrapped one year. It analyzes your listening habits and creates wrapped-like visualizations. Sometimes the data tells stories you did not know about yourself.
Stack: React / Spotify API / Chart.js / Node.js
Minimal player for focused work sessions.
Curated a collection of lofi beats for studying and working. The interface is intentionally minimal - just music and a calm visual. Sometimes the best tools are the ones that get out of your way.
Stack: React / Web Audio API / CSS3
An experiment in browser-based audio editing.
Experimented with web-based audio editing. The timeline visualization was the interesting part - trying to make complex audio data feel intuitive to navigate.
Stack: JavaScript / Web Audio API / Canvas / FFmpeg