The Architect.
I am not someone who builds flashy SaaS products every week. Instead, I constantly build practical systems that save time, reduce manual checking, or transform inefficient learning into interactive workflows.
01. Gamifying Knowledge
NFLQ & English Vocab AI
When learning or manual work feels inefficient, I naturally try to convert it into a system. During my English exam preparation, memorizing antonyms and synonyms felt exceptionally dull. So, I built a small AI-powered interactive website for my personal use to learn them through an engaging quiz/response format.
Similarly, during my preparation for the NFLQ Nationals, instead of just reading static financial material, I generated around 1,000 finance questions, structured them, and coded an interactive quiz-style preparation platform. It transformed studying into playing, and many juniors later used it too.
02. Solving Repetition
Automating VBS & GitHub
As Vacation Bus Services (VBS) grew, manual verification of payment screenshots, UTR matching, and route sorting became chaotic and error-prone. My solution was to build lightweight internal tools using Google Sheets formulas, Apps Script triggers, and helper logic to dramatically reduce repeated checking.
Beyond VBS, I wrote bash scripts to auto-push my daily Java DSA code to GitHub to maintain consistency without manual overhead. During my time as a Google Arcade facilitator, I wrote scripts to process raw leaderboard sheets received via email and publish them in a clean, public format automatically.