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A high-school student and builder from Lucknow, India, at Seth M.R. Jaipuria School. He works across web development, AI applications, and embedded hardware — shipping real, working projects instead of just tutorials. He has won medals and awards in web-building competitions while learning to build fast, clean, and practical products.
A credit-card-sized AI hardware device that clips magnetically onto a phone, records conversations with studio-grade mics, and turns them into structured summaries, mind maps, and flashcards automatically.
An HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor mounted on a servo sweeps a 180° arc, feeding angle and distance data to a Processing sketch that draws it as a live radar sweep, with a red blip wherever something's actually in range. Full writeup here →
HTML/CSS/JS and Firebase for web work, prompt engineering and API integration for AI features, ESP32/Arduino/C++ for hardware, plus Git for version control. Full breakdown on the Skills page →
An anonymous grievance portal Aditya built and shipped for Seth M.R. Jaipuria School — no login, no identifying metadata stored, a tracking code instead of an account. It's live and actually used by students at the school today. See it live →
Use the contact form, or find the code on GitHub.
Aditya directs the content, project selection, and everything that goes on the site, and reviews and edits it all in VS Code. He used AI assistance for parts of the code, layout, and copywriting, working through it iteratively rather than generating it in one shot.
A blood-donation portal connecting donors and hospitals, with a user portal, hospital portal, donation history tracking, and a donor directory.
A next-generation AI assistant web app that answers questions, helps with code, and assists with everyday tasks through a chat interface.