A collection of everything shipped, built, and tinkered with. The good, the experimental, and the boldly imperfect.
Discover cinema, curate with taste.
Inochi (命, life) is a streaming companion for the movie-obsessed and chronic show-bingers — a place to discover what's actually worth watching, track where you left off at 3 a.m., and never lose a friend's recommendation to the void again. Think Netflix meets a personal diary, minus the algorithm guilt.
Chasing light across the quiet edges of the world.
A travel photo blog capturing the quiet edges of the world. A growing collection of photographs from the places I've wandered — saved here, like collected fragments of light.
The thing I was building was myself.
For years, I thought I was building projects. Websites. Ideas. Places to put my curiosity. This book is the story of discovering that every creation was pointing somewhere deeper—that the thing being built was never the work itself, but the person creating it.
Atomic utility, one tap away.
PocketOps is a sleek, offline-first dashboard for Android designed to cut through the friction of everyday actions. It brings essential tools — generating UPI/PayPal payment QR codes, messaging unsaved contacts, and launching key social profiles — directly to your home screen widgets, launcher, or quick settings panels. Zero trackers, zero latency, just pure utility.
Skip smart, not sorry.
BunkWise is the attendance tracker your college self always needed — one that doesn't just count classes, but tells you exactly how many you can safely skip without crossing the danger line. It plans your bunks so you don't have to do the math at 7 a.m. Oh, and there's a notes feature tucked in the corner, because sometimes you do actually show up.
Rise, one floor at a time.
Elevator is an education platform built around the idea of small, consistent lifts. Progress is measured in floors, not leaps — a gentle, encouraging climb designed to keep learners moving even on hard days.
Thoughts, unscripted.
L192 is a minimalist companion blog to my YouTube channel. It's a quiet digital space where video concepts, fleeting ideas, and occasional technical deep dives find a permanent home on the web — even if it only gets dusted off every once in a while.
Break it down. Frame by frame.
Vixel is a precision utility built for video dissection. It takes any video file and splits it into its atomic components — extracting every single frame with perfect accuracy. It's the technical scalpel you reach for when you need to see exactly what's happening between the seconds.