WORKS DIRECTORY
[ LOG_W01 ]Weinix
A premium, 3D-first commerce platform for sustainable building materials — recycled-textile bricks, acoustic panels and tiles sold the way a luxury configurator sells, not a 2009 PDF catalogue.
[ LOG_W02 ]Petsy
An end-to-end business platform for pet care operators — boarding, grooming, daycare and training. Replaces WhatsApp bookings, paper registers and spreadsheet invoices with one warm, calm, reliable app.
[ LOG_AI01 ]AVISION
An edge-first assistive navigation system for blind users. Its job isn't to see — it's to replace vision with structured, actionable audio. Sparse, prioritized, safety-critical decisions instead of a camera that narrates.
[ LOG_AI02 ]dory.live
Agentic intelligence for modern teams. Where classic analytics answers 'what happened?', Dory answers 'why?' and 'what should I do?' — driving raw behavioral data to an action with no analyst in the loop.
[ LOG_DS01 ]pingbus.live
A unified notification gateway — one REST API that lets any app speak across WhatsApp, Email, SMS, Push and Webhooks. Queued, signed, retried and logged, so 'send a message' never becomes a 200-line function nobody wants to touch.
[ LOG_GD01 ]sysume
A placement ERP and resume-intelligence platform for MNIT — where LaTeX is the source of truth, AI (Triansh) is the co-author, and faculty are the final authority. Overleaf, Grammarly and a strict ATS grader in one coherent system.
[ LOG_W03 ]veyra - Dynamic QR Link
A URL shortener and QR management platform that refuses to be boring — link intelligence built as if Linear designed Bitly. Create a link, share it, scan the QR, watch the analytics, and swap the destination without reprinting a thing.
[ LOG_AI03 ]SecretsChecker
A secret scanner built to cry wolf as rarely as possible — so when it speaks, people listen. A cheap deterministic funnel filters hard, and an LLM judge reasons only over what survives, masking every candidate before it ever leaves the process.
[ LOG_W04 ]Datapulse
Version control for data you don't own. DataPulse watches CSV API endpoints the way a good on-call engineer watches a pager — constantly, quietly, and only interrupting you when something actually changed.
