Building robust backend systems with Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs.
Passionate about scalable, maintainable, and performant solutions. Currently building the next generation of web experiences.
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AWSDistributed Systems • API Architecture • System Reliability
> Initializing systems... [OK]
> Loading architecture patterns... [OK]
> Verifying production readiness... [OK]
// Production APIs • Authentication Workflows • Microservices
// Query Optimization • Relational & NoSQL • Caching Strategies
// Cloud Services • Containerization • CI/CD Pipelines
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An attention operating system that turns every focus session, escape, and resisted urge into an event timeline, then gamifies deep work with XP, streaks, and a reward vault that only pays out on real milestones.
A fully private, local-first browser extension and Node.js bridge that automates repetitive job application data entry using local GGUF models, with a human-in-the-loop verification system and Notion sync.
A developer-first, schema-driven CMS framework with a built-in admin panel, RBAC, REST API, and AI orchestration layer — like Django Admin for Next.js.
A peer-to-peer platform for Bihar government school teachers to find mutual transfer matches using location-based matching, interactive maps, and subject/school-type filtering.
You've downloaded twelve productivity apps and still ended up on your phone at 2 PM. LockedIn treats your attention like a bank account, logs every escape and urge as an event, and only lets you spend real-world rewards when you've earned them. This is the pitch.
Teachers in Bihar wait years for a transfer posting. I built a platform that finds them someone who wants to swap jobs, using geohash grids, Haversine distance, and a scoring formula that treats reciprocity like gold.
After rage-applying to 27 jobs in one night, I built a browser extension that uses a local LLM to auto-fill applications with zero API costs, zero data leaks, and a Notion dashboard to track it all.
I leaked my Gemini key in Vite, which sucked. But the real adventure was the subsequent descent into the absolute madness of API key restrictions, proxy referrers, and the ultimate Boss Fight: Firebase Auth popup lockouts.