Things I build on weekends to try out new technologies and solve problems I keep running into. Some are live and used by other people, some are still half-finished.
01 /murmurReleased on Playstore
Murmur
A voice-first productivity app. You talk through your day and it turns the rambling into notes, tasks, and reminders instead of asking you to type it all up first. Built around the idea that capture should cost nothing — the structure can come later.
Portfolio intelligence for NEPSE investors. It tracks holdings day to day and layers analysis on top, so the numbers come with some read on what actually moved and why. Grew out of doing the same spreadsheet work by hand every evening.
A resource-sharing platform where Computer Engineering students trade class notes, past papers, and study material. I started it as a student because none of that existed in one place, and it now serves 14K+ students across the syllabus.
Turns a Google Sheet into a RESTful API. Point it at a sheet and you get read and write endpoints, so an MVP or an internal tool can ship without standing up a backend and a database behind it.
A task manager built around one thing at a time. You pick a block — study, coding, whatever it is — and the interface deliberately hides everything else until that block is done. Made for my own habit of keeping twelve tabs of half-started work open.
Automated market insights for Nepal's stock exchange. It pulls the day's trading data, writes the daily and weekly summaries, and publishes them to Instagram with no human in the loop — the pipeline has been running on its own since launch.