I teach computers to see, then build the apps that put what they see to use.
Hi! I'm a developer from Kathmandu. Lately that has meant a Nepali typing app on Google Play, a fall detector that began as my final-year project, and a couple of things you can steer by waving at your webcam. Everything I've shipped is live, so go ahead and poke at it.
I got into tech in 2014 through a networking course, of all things. The code came later, and it stuck. I did a B.E. in Computer Science, then spent 2+ years freelancing across the stack: frontends people enjoy using, APIs that hold up, and lately machine-learning systems that run in real time.
My final-year project is where it all clicked: a computer-vision system that watches live video and flags a fall as it happens. That overlap, where web engineering meets ML, is still where I'm happiest.
Away from the keyboard it's rock and metal, and Manchester United, which teaches patience.
2+
years freelancing
6
projects shipped
languages
C · C++ · Java · Python · PHP · JavaScript · TypeScript
Android (Kotlin/Java) · Capacitor · Android Studio
salesforce
Salesforce Platform · Trailhead Double Star Ranger
tools
Vercel · GitHub · Docker · Git · Vite
Projects
6 projects · all deployed
Some of these started as coursework and some as weekend experiments. Every one of them is live, so click around.
Lekh Patro Nepali Typing, OCR and Calendar
Type Nepali the way you already text it: write 'kasto chha' and it becomes कस्तो छ as you type, thanks to a phonetic engine and an 887-entry dictionary. It also reads documents in the browser with OCR, translates English↔Nepali with a line on how to say it, and carries a Bikram Sambat calendar and a Tools tab.
Built with React ·TypeScript ·Vite ·Tailwind CSS ·Tesseract.js ·Transformers.js ·Capacitor
Certificate of participation in Aptech's Net Engineer course, completed at the ACE-Kantipath centre in Kathmandu — where the whole thing started, ten years before the code.
