Engineering
9 posts
- Engineering · · 7 min
KEA: a local-first AI desktop tool in Rust and Tauri
My personal AI desktop tool — rewrite text with a hotkey, dictate with a local or hosted model, and get meeting notes without a subscription. Rebuilt from a Swift app into a Rust + Tauri one.
- Engineering · · 8 min
Jain Parichay: from a PDF-sharing tool to a full matrimony platform
The platform I built and ran as a software developer for Jain Parichay's matrimony service — how it went from an Express app that circulated biodata PDFs to a full NestJS/Astro product with an automated biodata-import pipeline.
- Engineering · · 9 min
YourMitra: building a live AI storybook platform on my own
The story behind YourMitra — a personalized AI storybook product I built end to end, from the generation pipeline to payments, rate limiting, and the admin panel that runs the business.
- Engineering · · 7 min
3D wall decor: from a wall photo to a 3D model and a bill of materials
A real-time 3D wall-visualization system — photo plus measurements in, Blender model and an itemized bill of materials out. Here's what it does and the parts I worked on.
- Engineering · · 6 min
UPSCash: reconciling end-of-day cash against QuickBooks
A small, focused automation I built in about two weeks for a US department-store chain — matching the cash in each store's register against QuickBooks and flagging the discrepancies that matter.
- Engineering · · 6 min
Run App: my first project — a fitness platform with Strava, Garmin, and AI run analysis
The first thing I built at DRCODE, as an intern — a microservice fitness platform that syncs Strava and Garmin, predicts training paces with a small ML model, and analyzes runs with an AI agent.
- Engineering · · 5 min
The Astro + NestJS monorepo I actually reuse
A reusable full-stack starter I built so I stop wiring up the same architecture every time — Astro, NestJS, tRPC, and Prisma in one pnpm/Turbo monorepo, set up with a single command.
- Engineering · · 4 min
Thrombocizer: an IoT leg-exercise device for paralyzed patients
A hardware + software prototype that assists leg movement for paralyzed patients, built with a small team for a medical-device hackathon. It won 1st Runner-Up at MEDHA 2024.
- Engineering · · 3 min
SwiftAid: a one-tap ambulance dispatch prototype
An early prototype — think "Rapido, but for ambulances" — where you call an ambulance with a single tap and it's tracked in real time. Built in 2024 to see if the idea held together.