My portfolio is built around working ideas, not decorative case studies. From team operations and diagnostics to expiry tracking, flood awareness and AI assistants, each product starts with a real problem and gets refined through hands-on testing.
Six products, each presented around the experience it is designed to create. Hover, scroll and explore — the motion is part of the story, not decoration for decoration’s sake.
A live operations workspace for busy teams: active staff, assigned tasks, completion status and location context in one control-room view instead of scattered updates.
A no-nonsense diagnostic utility designed for the moment something stops working. It turns browser-visible network signals into a plain-language answer and a concrete next step.
A smart expiry companion for groceries and household items. The core idea is simple: add items quickly, understand what needs attention first and get reminders before useful products become waste.
A Nepal-first flood awareness product built around local relevance: nearby river stations, visible data freshness, weather context, warning states and a map that prioritises the place the user actually cares about.
A personal organisation workspace that reduces day-to-day admin. Its finance area brings bills, payment activity and Gmail-assisted signals into one structured dashboard instead of spreading them across notes, inboxes and spreadsheets.
A Nepali-first personal AI assistant for Android with voice interaction, background-assistant ambitions and an education experience for Nepal Classes 8–12. The goal is fast, natural help without making the interface feel complicated.
The visual finish matters, but only after the workflow makes sense. I build in short loops: understand the problem, ship something usable, test the weak points, then refine.
Start with the frustrating moment the user actually experiences, not a feature wishlist.
Get the flow into a usable product quickly enough to learn what is wrong.
Use real devices, awkward states and edge cases instead of testing only the happy path.
Remove unnecessary steps, improve feedback and make the useful action easier to reach.
I like software that makes a real task feel simpler.
My work spans web applications, Android prototypes, real-time systems and hands-on product ideas. I stay close to the whole loop: product direction, interface decisions, implementation, testing and iteration.
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