I learn by shipping. Currently exploring HTML & CSS properly, robotics on the side, and "vibe coding" full apps with AI tools — then pointing that same energy at real-world automation: lights, irrigation, water dispensing, all running on ESP32.
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I'm currently in Class 10 at ASOSE, Sector 6. Before that, I studied at Shiksha Bharti Global School, Sector 8.
At ASOSE I picked up robotics — built and competed with a team, and won 1st prize at the zonal level. That's where I first got hooked on the idea of building things that actually work, not just things that look like they work.
On the software side, I've been learning HTML & CSS properly — planning to pick up CSS frameworks and deeper styling next. Alongside that, I "vibe code" using AI tools, which has let me ship two real, working web apps already (see below).
That same hands-on streak carries into hardware: I build ESP32-based automation — home lighting, weather-aware irrigation, and automated water dispensing — see ~/automation below.
Also part of Team Takumi — placed in the top 15 at the Takumi Delhi event.
A full travel-operations web app with separate portals for clients, drivers, guides, and operators — including live GPS tracking, built as a React + Vite app and packaged into an Android APK with Capacitor.
The public-facing website for Maru Travel India, a destination management company running tours across India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka — built to showcase their tour categories, luxury rail journeys, and destinations, with the client portal login wired straight into the maru-travel-app above.
An attendance management system with an admin dashboard, login flow, and reporting — built end to end and deployed live.
A premium AI-powered 3D travel planner where you can search any destination to instantly generate custom trip plans. Features a 3D draggable globe, beautiful AI day-by-day itineraries with PDF export, and 7 intelligent AI tools for budget, safety, and checklist mapping.
A full-stack e-commerce platform built for Rudra Traders — a Bihar-based MSME machinery supplier sourcing industrial equipment internationally and delivering it to rural doorsteps across the state. The platform features PayPal payment integration, invoice generation, product catalogue management, and an admin dashboard — helping small business owners in rural Bihar access affordable, high-quality machinery and grow their enterprises.
Real ESP32-based builds running outside the browser — controlling lights, water, and irrigation based on actual conditions instead of manual switches.
ESP32-controlled home lighting system that I can switch on and off from anywhere in the world, not just on the same Wi-Fi network. The board handles the internet connection and relay switching, so the lights at home respond to commands sent remotely.
Agricultural irrigation automation that decides when to water a field based on real weather and the water cycle, instead of running on a fixed timer. Aims to cut down on manual guesswork and wasted water for crops.
An automated water dispenser build that handles dispensing without someone manually operating it — part of the same ESP32 automation line as the lighting and irrigation builds.
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A brushless-motor drone built for disaster response — think earthquakes, where responders need to know where people are trapped before they go in. A Raspberry Pi and camera onboard run a trained model that flags possible survivors in the footage and marks their approximate location, for police or fire and rescue teams on the ground to act on.
A safety layer for the home automation setup that watches for a short circuit or sudden current spike. When it trips: power to the house lighting circuit cuts immediately, a buzzer sounds, a servo-actuated fire extinguisher release fires near the panel, and an automatic alert goes out toward emergency services. Wired in alongside the ESP32 relay work above and active on the real panel.
Won first place at the zonal robotics competition with my ASOSE team.
Placed in the top 15 teams at the Takumi Delhi event.
Shipped and deployed Sevayam, the Maru Travel app + website, Attendify, and Rudra Traders, all live and working.
Home lighting, weather-based irrigation, water dispensing, a search-and-rescue drone, and a short-circuit fire safety relay — all running for real.
Ranked under 100 out of 28,000+ people in the Hack Club Slack community for Sevayam.
Open to chatting about projects, opportunities, or just tech in general.