Half-built
things, shared early.

An on-device e-signature app — import a PDF, place signature, date and text fields, sign by hand, type or upload, then export a finished document with an audit certificate and a tamper-evident hash. Everything runs in the browser; the file never leaves your device. Built prompt-by-prompt in one short night — the whole story is in the making-of.

A UI prototype — not a working app, just the interface. A design concept for an AI contract workspace: drafting agreements from plain English, asking questions across a portfolio, redlining clauses against a playbook, surfacing renewals before deadlines bite. The screens are clickable and the data is mocked; nothing behind them is real.

Now published at sreebalakrishnan.in/antara. A fortnightly letter that reads the sky twice for fellow students of Jyotish: each edition holds the outer sky (verifiable astronomy) beside the inner sky (Jyotish interpretation, Western as contrast), never letting one masquerade as the other. Named astrologer voices weighted honestly, a glossary that teaches as it goes.

Tell it what you're beginning — a house-warming, a journey, a new venture — and where you are, and it finds the next auspicious day. A small Panchang engine computes the moon and sun at your local sunrise, reads the five limbs — tithi, paksha, nakshatra, vara, yoga — and weighs each day against the classical muhurta rules, with every reason shown.

Type a name and watch its Chaldean numerology total assemble itself, letter by letter. Every step of the working is shown — each letter's value (one through eight, since nine is held sacred and never assigned), the running sum, and the reduction down to a single root number with its planetary meaning. A small, playful calculator for an ancient count.

Pull any website apart and see exactly what it's built with — frameworks, CMS, analytics, CDN, payments — with the evidence behind every call. Renders each site in a real headless browser, so it catches runtime JavaScript that surface scanners miss. A clean BuiltWith alternative, no clutter.

A contemplative self-discovery card game inspired by The Flow Game, built around the five Vedic elements. Roll a die, draw a card, sit with the question that finds you. Solo mode for now — group play and a WhatsApp companion are next.

A landing page helping a friend, Arpitha, build her digital identity as a somatic & relational therapist — slow, embodied work for the part of life that understanding alone was never going to move. Her voice and story, given a first home on the web.

A native macOS app that audits the network you're on — scans your LAN for every device, flags unsafe Wi-Fi, and shows what's quietly listening, all locally with nothing leaving your Mac. Installs in a line via a Homebrew tap.

A booking page for Rotem's strength & personal training — group class schedule plus real one-on-one booking via Google Calendar, with UPI payment.