3rd-year IT student at NIT Srinagar who builds end-to-end systems and thinks hard about who they're for. I start from a real problem — someone struggling with a broken workflow, a manual process that shouldn't be manual, a gap between what people need and what software gives them for example :-
i am working on pixelSense a missing module from WINDOWS OS , a person using the monitor all day long gotta adjust brightness so oftenly manually , when shifting between desktop screens , so made an local lightweight system that works on your computer , which adjusts the brightness level according to your comfort.....
aslo working on IWIS , Government aimed for INDIA that till 2047 to become a developed nation , but according to me a developed nation is a result of so many things like Infrastruture , Startups , purchasing power , employment ratio ,basic Facilities and CLEANINESS , as we've surely seen in HOLLYWOOD movies ( cleaniness ) but in India its not a common thing , although every body must respect the EARTH by keeping it clean and natural and recycling the waste as much as they can .. well i can't recycle whole waste on my own , there are companies out there which wants a lot of waste to recycle and sell the product , infact companies in india import waste from the EUROPE , AMERICA , and many other countries. bcz in india the waste is not being recylced as it must be , bcz people being not being rewarded directly to recyle waste , so built an ecosystem where big startups , companies can enroll and user or garbage collector can collect the waste , throught the medium , that platform is IWIS , or say reCircle.
task for the reader :- whenever get free , go outside for a walk for only 1-2 km i am 100% sure in INDIA you will find some sort of waste { packets , plastic , wrappers , polyethenes} or many types of waste , which must get segregated and recycled ,but its not. so i made IWIS and still working on it , but due to retarded education system i've got less time to work on important things of my life...
Adaptive brightness control for Windows — adjusts your monitor's real backlight based on ambient light and screen content. Not a color overlay; actual hardware control via DDC/CI and WMI.
Who it's for: Anyone who's ever alt-tabbed from a bright IDE to a dark terminal and squinted, or whose laptop display doesn't adapt when the room lighting changes. Enterprise users on corporate laptops with locked-down GPU settings and remote workers with inconsistent lighting are the ones who feel this most — existing solutions either don't touch the hardware or require manual slider adjustment dozens of times a day.
Rust TypeScript Tauri React — 85 unit tests passing, architecture docs, MIT licensed
Zero-knowledge encrypted personal sanctuary & mental resilience platform. Combines client-side AES-GCM-256 encrypted journaling, procedural Web Audio ambient soundscapes, emotional analytics, and an instant panic discretion mask.
Who it's for: Knowledge workers, researchers, and students needing a distraction-free space to decompress and journal with absolute mathematical privacy. 74% of digital journal users self-censor because cloud apps store reflections in plaintext; hushSpace guarantees that plaintext data and encryption keys never touch the server.
React 19 Web Crypto API Web Audio API Tailwind CSS v4 Firebase — Zero-Knowledge, MIT licensed
AI-powered waste management platform for India. Gemini Vision scans waste at disposal, tracks carbon accounting, runs a green points system and circular marketplace.
Who it's for: Citizens who don't know how to segregate waste and have no incentive to try; informal recyclers who need a reliable supply pipeline instead of door-to-door guesswork; municipal authorities who need data to justify circular economy programs. The platform aligns financial incentives (real-time scrap pricing, tokenized rewards) with environmental targets so that doing the right thing is also the easy thing.
Next.js TypeScript Express SQLite Gemini AI — 3 releases, full API docs
Intelligent multilingual assistant designed for the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) knowledge base, standard verification, and compliance assistance.
Python NLP FastAPI React — Specialized technical compliance agent
- Start from the user's actual friction, not the tech. IWIS began when I realized India's waste segregation problem isn't awareness — people broadly know recycling matters. The real blocker is that the effort/reward ratio is terrible. I designed the platform specifically to collapse four steps into one.
- Privacy as a default, not a feature. PixelSense processes everything locally — no telemetry. hushSpace uses browser-side AES-GCM-256 envelope encryption where the server only sees ciphertext blobs. I think about what data doesn't need to leave the machine.
- Document before you're asked. All my flagship projects have architecture docs, contributing guides, security policies, and changelogs from day one.
- When the spec is ambiguous, build a small version and test the assumption. PixelSense's brightness algorithm went through three iterations because screen content matters alongside ambient light. hushSpace synthesized procedural Web Audio in-browser to eliminate external CDN dependencies entirely.
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