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Fnky is a lightweight functional interpreter written in Rust, designed around function-based execution. It features an expressive syntax, safe execution using Rust guarantees, and supports interactive scripting with a minimal and clean interpreter design.

Coderhouse is a real-time audio room platform inspired by Clubhouse, built with WebRTC for peer-to-peer audio streaming. It supports OTP-based authentication, live room joining, mic mute/unmute, and scalable real-time signaling. The project focuses on low-latency communication, correct WebRTC state handling, and production-grade backend architecture.

CodeCommerce is a full-stack e-commerce application built using the MERN stack, enabling seamless product management, user authentication, and end-to-end shopping flows. The platform integrates frontend and backend systems to deliver a complete online shopping experience, with a strong focus on deployment, scalability, and production readiness through multiple live deployments.

A classic roguelike dungeon crawler built in Python using the TCOD library. The project focuses on core game development concepts such as procedural dungeon generation, field-of-view, turn-based combat, inventory systems, and save/load mechanics.

TheMoviesHub is a full-stack movie web application built using the MERN stack. It allows users to explore movies through a responsive interface, powered by scalable backend APIs and efficient data handling.

DocuMind-RAG is a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) based AI system that enables conversational interaction with multiple PDF documents. Built using LangChain (LCEL) and Google Gemini, it processes documents into embeddings, stores them in a FAISS vector database, and retrieves context-aware information to generate grounded, low-hallucination responses. The system supports hybrid retrieval, conversational memory, and production-ready deployment with Docker.

Tournament Tracker is a desktop application built using C# and .NET that provides a complete system for organizing and managing tournaments. It supports team and player management, automatic bracket generation, multi-round progression, and result tracking. The project demonstrates strong object-oriented design, event-driven architecture, and flexible data persistence using both CSV files and SQL databases.

BLINK is a lightweight text editor built using Rust, focused on fast execution, memory safety, and a clean editing experience. The project emphasizes efficient text manipulation, safe state handling using Rust’s ownership model, and a minimal design aimed at distraction-free writing.

A physically based ray tracer built from scratch in C++ following Peter Shirley’s 'Ray Tracing in One Weekend'. Implements recursive ray tracing, realistic materials (diffuse, metal, dielectric), depth of field, anti-aliasing, and gamma correction.

A simple 3D raycasting engine written in C that renders a block-based world inspired by Minecraft visuals. Supports player movement, camera control, texture mapping, and real-time rendering from a 2D map.

A lightweight Chrome extension that provides precise control over YouTube playback speed (0.1x–10x) using a floating UI and keyboard shortcuts. Built with a clean IIFE-based structure to work seamlessly across video navigations.

A VS Code extension that streamlines competitive programming workflows by fetching problems, generating boilerplate C++ code, running test cases, and supporting custom inputs through an interactive UI.

CVM is a custom virtual machine implemented in C, designed to execute a simple instruction set and bytecode format. The project focuses on low-level systems concepts such as instruction decoding, stack-based execution, conditional operations, and control flow via jump instructions. It is built as a foundation for a future custom assembly language, assembler, and higher-level language compilation target.

LockIn is a Windows system-level focus enforcement tool that runs as a privileged service, designed to help users maintain deep work sessions by blocking distractions at both process and network levels. Unlike browser-based blockers, it operates below the application layer, making it difficult to bypass and providing a robust environment for developers and students who need non-negotiable focus.