Things I've built

LynkGo converts long URLs into compact, shareable links using a Snowflake ID generator and Base62 encoding. Built with Java and Spring Boot, it provides a REST API for link creation, redirection, link management, and click statistics, with MongoDB Atlas handling persistent storage.

ScholrForge is planned as a guided writing workspace that helps students and researchers organise their ideas before turning them into structured academic drafts with AI assistance.

AuthPlus brings common authentication flows into a reusable application, including email-and-password login, access and refresh tokens, and Google and GitHub sign-in.

SpecScoreX collects computer hardware and system information, processes it, and presents a consolidated score alongside a dashboard that makes the underlying details easier to interpret.

Notely lets users create and organise notes, edit rich-text content, and find saved information through search. Autosave is intended to reduce interruptions during writing.

Scrapipy uses Selenium to render dynamic websites and LangChain to help extract, structure, and summarise useful information from the collected page content.

This SIH-style project demonstrates a possible workflow for preparing metro-related data, highlighting unusual patterns, and presenting findings through a backend and dashboard.

Naradly gives users a lightweight way to communicate without making personal identity the centre of the experience. Its backend combines Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and a real-time messaging approach using Socket.IO or WebSockets.