B.Tech ECE @ GLA University. I take an idea at night and have a working thing by morning — energy sims, satellite trackers, OSINT dashboards, photogrammetry pipelines. If it runs in a browser, I probably built it.
Built for the one problem every class WhatsApp group has — study material gets buried under chat within a day. INDEX gives the class shared subject folders anyone can search, a group chat, notices and deadlines, and a built-in ad-free PDF maker: upload once, find it in seconds. Google sign-in, owner-approved members, files on Cloudinary, data on Firebase — in a ~3 MB app.
A BitChat-style messaging app with no internet, no server and no accounts — phones talk directly over Bluetooth + Wi-Fi Direct, and a message can hop through a middle phone (up to 3 relays, stamped VIA RELAY) to reach someone further away. The app doesn't even request the INTERNET permission.
Occupancy-aware HVAC/lighting optimization, a live energy dashboard, and peer-to-peer trading of surplus solar credits — with a JARVIS-style 3D campus hologram tab. Backed by a real campus audit: 2,71,703 kWh/yr saved, ₹16.4L/yr, 2.2-month payback.
15,967 objects on a live 3D globe — Space Stations, Starlink, OneWeb, Navigation. Real SGP4 propagation in a Web Worker, live CelesTrak data, click-to-inspect telemetry, fully offline-capable with a bundled TLE snapshot.
61 drone photos → 33,516-point cloud (0.42px reprojection error) → decimated textured mesh, all viewable in the browser. Honest computed-vs-borrowed labels throughout. Live demo ↗
One dark screen fusing live aircraft, satellites, quakes, protests and subject search — plus a Data Foundry (entity resolution, graph analysis) and a unified Case File workspace. Eleven shipped versions, each one a separate frozen build.
code ↗A zero-install fork of the open-source God's Eye View, tuned as an India edition — live satellites, flights and weather on one globe. Runs on your phone's browser, nothing to install.
Your webcam watches your hand, MediaPipe reads the gesture, and a matching cat meme pops up with animation. One finger, open palm, fist — three gestures, four cats. Currently paused, may revive as a one-click build.
I'm Parth, an Electronics & Communication undergrad at GLA University who'd rather build the thing than talk about building the thing. My workflow is simple: pick something that looks impossible, break it into pieces, and ship a working demo.
Everything here runs for real — the satellite tracker propagates actual TLE data, the energy sim is grounded in a published campus audit, the 3D mesh came from a real drone dataset. No mockups, no lorem ipsum.
Open to hackathons, collabs, and internships where I get to build.