Since 2013
One step
at a time.
A corner of the internet kept since a hostel room. Learn. Share. Repeat.
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This site started in a hostel room in two thousand thirteen. I was an undergrad, and I wanted to share my handwritten notes so others could learn from them. That was the whole idea.
Thirteen years later, this corner of the internet has grown with me. Through BITS, through Parsons, into sixty-two notes, fifteen design projects, and a shelf of more than seventy things I have built, many of them with AI. In March twenty twenty-six, I rebuilt it from scratch in a single eight-hour sprint, and finally owned every line.
There are hidden easter eggs, if you look. A quiet sound layer plays underneath; the footer turns it off. And every page now carries my voice.
Wander wherever you like. Learn. Share. Repeat.
Narrated in my own cloned voice, generated with ElevenLabs v4.
The work
15 projects, carried end to end
Project · 2026
Agentic Design Engineering
An open-source plugin and design philosophy for AI-assisted coding — four sequential frameworks (Build, Style, Move, Write) that transform generic AI-generated interfaces into intentional, inhabited digital places.
Project · 2019
Signature: Actions Have Consequences
An immersive virtual reality piece that raises awareness on the impact of sharing personal data, presenting a glittery digital paradise where the user's choices determine how much of their data is exposed.
Project · 2019
Alphabets Got Talent
A fun Morse code game designed for children with limited motor abilities, created for the Google Accessibility Game Jam, where players spawn animals by tapping out letters in Morse code.
The library
62 volumes, still open
Handwritten, school through a master's. At least one person studies from them every day since 2013.
