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This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!

Orbital Echo is a custom browser new tab page inspired by minimal dashboard-style tabs, but built around a live "mission control" layer: the background and a dedicated widget rail pull real NASA data — Astronomy Picture of the Day as a dynamic wallpaper, current space weather/solar activity from NASA's DONKI API, and next ISS pass overhead — instead of generic news. On top of that sits a full productivity layer: multi-engine search, a todo manager, customizable shortcuts, a command palette (Cmd+K style) for fast navigation, theming, and persistent local storage — all with a custom-built, distraction-free dark UI.

An open-source, expandable e-ink device that turns any free public-domain library (Archive.org, Project Gutenberg, Open Library) into an offline-first reader, notebook, and knowledge hub — built for places or moments without reliable internet. This interface is open source and can be used for other purposes as this is a standard e-ink display system with ESP32 + SD Card Reader and Buttons hence this interface is muli purpose and can be used for other projects such as DIY flight frame style tracker :)

The Raw Alarm Clock — a custom-built desk alarm clock powered by an ESP32-C3, featuring a TFT display, four-button controls, and a 3D-printed, F1-car-inspired case designed and printed from scratch.

This bot isn't slacking off, it replies to messages 24/7!

It's very personal to me :D

Your personal therapist for managing, organizing, and cleaning up browser tabs.

HackPad style mini keyboard which will help me with cad designs

Relay is a peer-to-peer learning marketplace where high school and university students teach each other — live 1:1 tutoring or on-demand courses — and get paid for it. [MVP Currently :)] Time looks less (More time taken to develop) as time-keeper failed on XCode and Android Studio (Website and iOS fully developed by me + ReadMe)