Personal field notebook · No. 07
on the mind & the machine
organic Instagram followers grown in under 3 months
daily customer chats handled with WhatsApp API workflows
whole project lifecycle — client brief to launch support
I’m on a dual-degree path — Computer Science on one page, Applied Psychology on the facing page. I keep them in the same notebook on purpose.
I believe the future of technology isn’t just better code — it’s how that code meets a human being. Designing a digital experience with real knowledge of the human mind is the part that actually interests me.
What I’m doing about it, right now:
Built and deployed a production-ready Shopify e-commerce site end to end — storefront setup, product catalog, payment integration, post-launch support and updates. Then grew the audience and wired up customer messaging.
A static web app with validated screening questionnaires (GAD-7, PHQ-9, PSS-10) for anxiety, depression, and stress. No login, no backend — answers stay in the browser. This is the CS + Psychology page of the notebook made real.
A multi-widget dashboard built as a semester-2 capstone: fitness tracker, calendar, budget tracker, habit tracker, to-do list, live weather (Patna), quick notes, and a daily quote. Vanilla JavaScript and browser APIs — no framework.
I write about psychology, technology, governance, geography, religion, space, and the place where human behaviour and technology overlap. A few pieces torn out and pasted in:
One word — or one idea — that has reduced my productivity is none other than my obsession with perfectionism…
Read on Medium → Jan 13, 2026Every time you go to the market you end up buying impulsively — you promise yourself you won’t buy unnecessarily…
Read on Medium →Skills — checked & carried
Education — the two pages
Certifications — stamped & filed