I'm Aditya — a Class 10 student at Seth M.R. Jaipuria School, Lucknow (ICSE board), who treats the internet, hardware, and AI as tools to ship real things. I care more about building working products than collecting certificates, and I enjoy the kind of web-building challenges that push speed, creativity, and problem-solving in the same room.

My focus sits at the intersection of web development, AI & LLM applications, hardware experimentation (ESP32, Arduino, IoT), cybersecurity fundamentals, and increasingly, entrepreneurship. Right now I'm exploring the Science/PCM stream with an eye toward engineering — JEE and NDA are both on the radar as I figure out the path that combines tech, engineering, and defence.

I describe myself as a student technologist and aspiring cybersecurity enthusiast rather than anything grander — I like understanding how systems work, how they break, and how to make them stronger. That's curiosity, not mischief, and it's a mindset I'm still building real credentials toward.

I’ve also won the Weave-a-Web web-building competition award, receiving a medal for designing and building a strong, practical web project that solved a real problem with clean execution and a user-focused experience.

The three-word version of how I work: Learn → Build → Create. Learn covers academics, technology, and cybersecurity. Build is the RC car, the software, the electronics experiments. Create is NoteBuddy and whatever entrepreneurial idea comes next.

GitHub → Get in Touch →

Personal Command Center

This site isn't a polished corporate portfolio — it's a running snapshot of a young builder's workspace: projects shipped, experiments in progress, and whatever idea is loading next.

Quick Facts

  • NAME Aditya Tomar
  • SCHOOL Seth M.R. Jaipuria, Lucknow
  • BOARD ICSE
  • BASE Lucknow, India
  • FOCUS Build > Theory
// awards

Weave-a-Web Award

Won a web-building competition medal for designing and building a strong web project.

Aditya Tomar winning the Weave-a-Web web-building competition award with certificate and medal
// toolkit

What I Work With

Development

HTMLCSSJavaScript Web AppsUI/UX

AI & LLMs

LLM ApplicationsAI Tools Prompt EngineeringAI-assisted Dev

Hardware

ESP32Arduino IoTElectronics

Cybersecurity

FundamentalsWeb Security CTF LearningEthical Hacking

Entrepreneurship

Product StrategyBranding Investor PitchesGo-to-Market
// how it started

The Build Log

A rough timeline of how the projects came together — not a resume, just the order things happened in.

Idea

Started tinkering

Began learning web development and playing with small AI tools out of curiosity — mostly breaking things to see how they worked.

Build

First real product: NoteBuddy

Combined hardware and AI to design a small wearable device that turns spoken conversation into structured notes.

Ship

Jaipuria Podcast & Gifté+

Built a school-focused anonymous feedback tool and an AI gift-recommendation web app — both live and in use.

Expand

Aditya Horizon & Midnight Signal

Built a full personal AI assistant from the ground up — sign-in, chat history, code assistant — and an experimental AI operating layer designed around unrestricted local reasoning, live tooling, and a darker, more aggressive product aesthetic.

Give Back

Blood Connect

Built a blood-donation portal connecting hospitals, blood banks, and donors — a project aimed at solving a real problem outside of tech for its own sake.

Now

Currently building

Refining NoteBuddy toward launch, picking up cybersecurity fundamentals, and building toward Science/PCM, JEE, and NDA as the next few years take shape — combining tech, engineering, and defence interests rather than picking just one lane yet.

// building the business side

NoteBuddy, as a Venture

Beyond the hardware, NoteBuddy is also where I've been learning the business side of building something real.

The Pitch

I put together a full investor's pitch for NoteBuddy through a school entrepreneurship program — problem identification, the product solution, target market, and a go-to-market plan covering digital marketing funnels, campus ambassadors, and influencer/partnership strategy.

The Ask

The funding requirement I proposed was ₹10 lakh, allocated primarily toward product and manufacturing, marketing and customer acquisition, cloud infrastructure, and early team expansion.

The Look

NoteBuddy's current visual identity is premium matte black with sunset/orange accents — the same accent color you'll notice running through this site.