Projects
Here are a few projects and experiments I’ve worked on. I’ll keep expanding this list over time.
Featured projects
Redistill
An extremely fast Redis-compatible key-value database focused on low-latency production workloads.
Why it matters: Redis-compatible systems are often used in the hot path. Redistill explores what it takes to keep that path small, predictable, and fast.
Area: Databases, distributed systems, performance engineering
MemX
A local-first AI memory layer for engineers working across tools like Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other agents.
Why it matters: AI tools lose context easily. MemX keeps useful facts and summaries available locally, with SQLite, Ollama, and MCP integration.
Area: AI agents, local-first tools, developer experience
Atlas
An open-source AI answer engine.
Why it matters: Answer engines are a practical way to explore retrieval, reasoning, and user-facing AI workflows without hiding the system behind a black box.
Area: Applied AI, search, answer generation
Mumbai AQI
A community-driven air-quality tracker and recommendation platform.
Why it matters: Useful civic software should make local data easier to understand and act on, especially when the data affects everyday decisions.
Area: Data platforms, public-interest software, recommendations
More experiments
- Decentralised Email — Peer-to-peer email platform
- Maze Framework — Open-source P2P app development platform
- Carbon Credit Exchange — Carbon credit exchange with blockchain verification and traceability
- Node Token Manager — Node refresh token manager
- Is Mail Valid — Email verification platform
- Sweet LSTAT — More descriptive lstat messages
- Payload Validator — API payload validator for Node.js
- Corona Stats — Track COVID-19 country-level data