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I'm Harshil everyone calls me Harshil (cause that's my name). I have too many things going on at once and I've stopped pretending that's a problem.
Right now I'm building a mobile app that let's you journal your adventures and share those adventures with friends either digitally or physically in the future as memories. It evaluates, it doesn't flatter. Weak evidence gets low confidence, and numbers are never invented.
Before this I sold my first roblox item to a developer, and got my first money grant. I don't fully know how, either.
Mindset: execution over theory. Always has been.
Pika is a mobile app that let's you connect friends with picture, yes, that's right. You take a picture of where you're at and @yourfriend if you're with them. Your other friends can take "a pika", and see where you're at on a clean map, of course, with the friends you trust. In the future, you can share with your kids, I guess, then go to those places again and "re-download" those memories.
This project was built for HacktheArt. It was originally built just for the hackathon. However, after deep thinking about what I should build, I came across this idea. It's basically A visualization of how your city or a city feels in a sort of breathing way. It's meant to educate people of how the city and the land and the area in general and the people are affected. Most people know cities as numbers and data. This shows a different way of looking at that data, a different perspective of sort.
Lynkz is a free and open source link page for all your links that you might have. It's basically a link tree alternative, which is as good, but free and open source.
I placed 1st in a hackathon posted by devpost called HacktheArts, the project that performed that well was TheCityBreathes, (you can see it in my projects). The prize was $1000 USD, and 2 .xyz domains.
Completed at 12, made approximately R$3,500. Similar to US$8.50, I know, nothing big, but I'm proud of it.
With hackclub.com, got a free grant for food and beverages, turned a simple HTML, and CSS website into money.
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