Computer Science Student
I build things across the stack — web apps, iOS apps, AI tools — and I care deeply about writing clean code that actually ships.
I built MoleVerse — a 3D Chemistry app for iPhone that lets you explore molecular structures in real-time — and Apple recognized it as one of the winning submissions globally at WWDC 2026.
I'm a Computer Science student who genuinely enjoys the process of turning ideas into working software. I spend most of my time building across the full stack — backends with Node.js and Java, frontends with React, native iOS apps with Swift, and AI-powered tools with Python.
I love competitive programming and regularly practice DSA to keep my problem-solving sharp. When I'm not coding, I'm usually exploring new frameworks, contributing to open source, or figuring out how to make something I built a little bit better.
Full Stack, iOS, AI/ML
Swift & System Design
India
The languages, frameworks, and tools I reach for when building things.
Some of my favorite projects — from iOS apps to AI tools to real-time web systems.
A 3D Chemistry app that lets users explore interactive molecular models with rotate and zoom capabilities. Features a periodic table with detailed element info, built with SwiftUI and SceneKit.
This one won the Apple Swift Student Challenge at WWDC 2026
An advanced AI chatbot leveraging LangChain & Pinecone for precise medical insights. Features an intelligent retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system for high accuracy.
Empathetic AI assistant promoting mental wellness. Engineered with a scalable backend architecture and a reassuring, minimal user interface designed for accessibility.
An API protection system implementing Token Bucket, Fixed, and Sliding Window algorithms. Features atomic Lua-backed Redis concurrency, graceful fallbacks, and a real-time monitoring dashboard.
Internships, hackathons, open-source, and the communities that shaped how I build.
Worked with a 10-member team on a loan management app — building screens for sign-up, loan approvals, and OTP-based authentication. Got hands-on with Jira for sprint planning, set up automated email alerts, and squashed bugs across the project. My first taste of what real team-based development feels like.
Ranked 433 out of 50,000+ globally through consistent code contributions and issue resolutions during GirlScript Summer of Code. It was a great experience diving into real-world codebases, fixing bugs, and collaborating with maintainers.
Engineered "LawBot", an AI-powered legal assistance platform using Python and machine learning to automate preliminary research. It taught me how to rapidly prototype ideas under intense pressure and deliver functional solutions.