An app to use your phone With Intention. It creates friction to enter social media apps and prevents doomscrolling.

A screen buddy on Android that reacts to the way you use your phone.

We've been struggling with keys for a long time at home. I thought it'd be fun to use my Google Home for actual IoT stuff, and this turned out just about fine!

Worked at a thermal camera startup. I perfomed GPU accelerated computer vision problems on the Qualcomm Snapdragon platform for animal detection and false coloring of thermal video feed, created a protocol for wireless camera-client communication, built the client SDK and camera SDK, streamed out H264 encoded video.

Real time video stabilization + minimal computation + auto time-offset correction on Android using a gyroscope only

A library to take a continuous media source [camera, video, gstreamer byte arrays], apply OpenGL filters [vertex+fragment shaders], and configure rendering in shape, size and rotation in 3D space the input and direct to any/multiple Surfaces on Android.

An endless list of hacks for everyday life. >750K installs, my most successful app on the playstore.

An analytics tool for my personal Android projects. I re-invented the wheel with this one.

Worked at Tesseract, an MIT Media Lab spinoff where I co-developed an Android application to capture and view 360 degree image+video with the hardware built there.

An open source Android app to view Zimbra webmails. I spent a good year or so on this project.

A unique and efficient way to browse your apps. It is based on a graphical fish eye lens algorithm, allowing you to browse through all your apps on a single page.

A general quiz platform I made for the Google Admob challenge in a team of 4. Our core focus was on the interface and design. It has >50K installs.

I caught myself setting multiple alarms every night to ensure I wake up in the morning every night. This is for lazy snoozers; uses default alarm clock to set consecutive alarms in an interval.

A gesture controlled mouse and keyboard; use your mobile phone to move your laptop's mouse. I made this during our computer networks course, and our prof later used this throughout the semester as a pointing tool!

An NLP based transaction keeper.

Traverse the entire chess board using a Knight. Was great fun doing the algorithm in CS class, and thought it'd be equally fun to game-ify it.

A fun math quiz; similar to what I used to solve in the newspapers as a kid.

This was the first project I learnt the value of source control in. Developed when I was first learning Android - a geography quizzer.

Do you drunk call your ex? This is for you!

An analytics tool for my personal Android projects. I re-invented the wheel with this one.