Computer science student
I build software that
actually ships.
I'm a computer science student at DES Pune University, working mostly in C, C++ and Swift. I love building software for music on Apple technology. I use Claude and OpenAI technology to build software.
About
I'm studying computer science at DES Pune University.
Most of what I know I learned by shipping. Building Survibe meant real-time audio, a design system, a domain and a deploy pipeline — the whole path from an idea to something a stranger can open on their iPad. My coursework repo is where I practise the discipline side: CMake presets, GoogleTest, AddressSanitizer and a CI matrix, because catching undefined behaviour in CI beats debugging at 2am.
I enjoy playing musical instruments.
Skills
Things I've actually used to build something, not a wishlist.
Languages
Tooling
Practice
Projects
Repository stats refresh automatically. Everything else is written by hand.
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Setu
A working prototype of a public procurement route where a government department posts a problem, an independent evaluator picks a startup, and a paid pilot converts into a contract. Built for the Smart India Hackathon problem statement on startup-friendly procurement.
What I learned Separating the roles was the decision worth defending: the department that writes the problem does not choose the winner, an evaluator does, and every rejection carries a written reason the applicant can read. The constraint that shaped the build was this site's content security policy — no inline styles or scripts are allowed, so the whole thing is external CSS and JS with the one genuinely dynamic value set through the CSSOM instead. -
Survibe
A piano learning app for iPad that listens as you play and teaches in real time — no cables, no theory homework.
What I learned Shipping end to end: real-time audio, a design system, a strict content security policy, and a live domain on Cloudflare. The hard part was never the code, it was deciding what to leave out.