Helpy is a desktop productivity app (Electron) paired with a Chrome extension, built to help people with ADHD stay on task without the executive-function tax that most productivity tools demand. It combines a focus-session timer, task manager, tab tracker, and gentle reminders in one calm interface instead of scattering them across five different apps a distracted brain has to remember to check.
A single-page portfolio built around a space-observatory identity — animated starfields, a constellation cursor trail, and orbiting exoplanet visuals, all in vanilla HTML/CSS/JS with no framework overhead. Live GitHub activity is pulled in dynamically so the projects section stays current. Went through several performance passes: consolidated multiple animation loops into one scheduler, cut unnecessary blur/grain effects, and added content-visibility optimisations so it stays fast despite the visual density.
A student-led initiative in Kerala, India, designed to democratise science and career literacy. Run entirely by peers, the project bypasses traditional, exam-heavy school curriculums to introduce younger students to advanced scientific fields (such as astrophysics and modern technology) and non-traditional career pathways through localised mentorship and community outreach.
An open-source AI pipeline that detects exoplanet candidates from real stellar light curves using transit photometry and machine learning.