
QWER Hacks Winner — Most Impactful Project
Imprint is a provenance tool that lets creators prove they authored a piece of work — without uploading the work itself. It creates a tamper-proof, cryptographically signed record that ties your identity to your content. Think of it like a notarized timestamp for your creative work, except you don't need a notary — just your browser.


Developed a real-time, state-managed drag-and-drop UI for furniture placement using React's component-based architecture and optimized event-driven rendering for seamless interactivity. Designed and optimized a NoSQL document database in MongoDB.

A 3D FPS physics-based aim trainer built with Three.js. Features procedural waves, custom physics, and shadow mapping for a complete BTD experience.

Architected a full-stack event coordination platform using Next.js and PostgreSQL. Containerized with Docker for scalable deployment.

Automated pill dispenser with tracking and notifications. Full-stack IoT system connecting ESP32, servo motors, and IR sensors. Integrated Google Calendar API and OAuth 2.0 for schedule management.
High-concurrency Redis-like server using Python and Gevent. Implemented asynchronous socket handling and connection pooling.
Python web scraper for gathering UCLA club info. Uses Selenium to automate browser actions and extract contact details.
ML model to predict stock trends. Optimized with backtesting on 10 years of data, achieving 58.8% accuracy.
Simplified blockchain in Python + Flask with PoW mining, transaction validation, and peer-to-peer APIs.
Smart alarm app integrating OpenAI API for dynamic course-related questions. Requires correct answers to turn off alarm.
SwiftUI app for pooling lottery tickets. Uses Vision library to scan ticket numbers.