Hey, I'm Maheshwar. I build Android apps, voice assistants and small AI tools that run on a cheap phone, offline, after school.
16 years old[ 01 / What I do ]
Build → ship → live with it
Android apps, voice assistants and desktop tools, crafted for people who cannot afford a slow phone.
Shipped from Kaushambi, on a laptop with a fan that sounds like a jet. Local-first, offline where it matters, honest about the limits.
[ 02 / Selected work ]
Three deep cuts
from the archive
English and Hindi, real-time conversation, hosted models or a local fallback. VYAAS treats the model as a replaceable part — the conversation stays.
Read the case
Select text anywhere, hit the hotkey. SwarnaSabd refines it through a multi-pass prompt pipeline — on your machine when privacy matters, hosted when you ask.
Read the case
A floating Dynamic Island mic, Groq Whisper transcription, Hinglish cleanup and direct text injection. No keyboard, no copy-paste, no detour.
Read the case[ 03 / The rest of the shelf ]
Six more builds — some public, some personal, all real. The archive is not a highlight reel.
The browser-first music player that became an Android app.
A focus app that shows the cost before it blocks.
Warm, local-first playback built on Android's own media stack.
A room with no names, no accounts and no history.
A Minecraft studio that launches in one click.
A Minecraft agent that plans, remembers and works with other bots.
[ 04 / The record ]
No testimonials. Just the receipts: what shipped, what's still moving, and what I learned from keeping it alive.
“VYAAS is the project I keep coming back to. English and Hindi, real-time voice, hosted and local models — a pipeline I can actually debug.”
“SwarnaSabd is released, packaged and signed. Text refinement that runs against models living on my own machine, with a hosted path when I ask for one.”
“Abhisandhan is the one living on other people's phones. Usage tracking, focus sessions, app blocking — friction for the evenings that keep disappearing.”
[ 05 / About ]
Most of what I build starts with an annoyance: a music player full of ads, a Shorts feed that won't stop, an eye that closes at 2 a.m. while I'm studying.
I work across Android, the web, desktop and small local models. I don't have a team, a funding round or a design department. I have a phone, a laptop with a tired fan, and a lot of evenings after school.
Everything in the archive is a real build with real limits — recorded honestly, including the parts that don't work yet.
[ 06 / Off-screen ]
A few frames · Kaushambi, 2026
[ 07 / What I do best ]
[ 08 / Next ]
I'm always up for a good problem: an app that should be simpler, a voice feature that should work in Hindi, or a local tool that should never need the cloud.
