I BUILD THINGS. I BREAK THINGS. I FIGURE OUT WHY.
FILED UNDER: THINGS BUILT · 2024–2026
A privacy-oriented multi-chain wallet. Keys never touch the internet. Signing happens air-gapped. Traffic routes through Tor. BTC → XMR → ETH, and the trail goes cold.
Solo, open-source. BIP-39/BIP-32 HD key management, SHA-512 → AES-256-GCM local encryption, modular swap engine for privacy-preserving chain hops. Sepolia testnet demo included. Under construction — the good parts always are.
An endless runner rebuilt from a 1,074-line monolith into eighteen focused scripts across eight namespaces. No art assets. No prefabs. Everything is code.
Pooled chunks, obstacles, coins, powerups. Snappy jump, roll, lane lean, camera FOV kick. Procedural SFX and a generative music loop. Trains, barriers, overheads. Distance plus coin combo multiplier. The monolith is gone; the game remains.
A watcher for a single purpose: tell my phone the moment a new theatre opens prebooking for a film I refuse to miss.
Built on 02-07-2026 for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. One theatre, forty kilometres away. So I wrote a program that opens the page, diffs the listing, and pings me through ntfy the second a closer screen appears. It worked. Love ya. :)
A Firefox extension that reads Google Forms, sends the questions to an LLM, and fills in the answers. In Docs, it becomes an AI writing assistant.
Extracts questions and candidate answers, routes them through the z.ai API, and completes the form. In Google Docs it offers AI-powered writing assistance — content generation and suggestions, in place, without leaving the page.
FIELD NOTES / THE AUTHOR
I'm Hritish.
I build software, security tools, AI systems and experiments. I like understanding how things work, breaking them apart, then building them again.
Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, C#, SQL, Go, Kotlin. Kali, Burp Suite, Wireshark, Hashcat, John the Ripper, SQLmap, Hydra, Metasploit. The tools are just tools — the interesting part is what they reveal about the system.
Open to internships and collaborations.
FINAL PAGE / CORRESPONDENCE
LET'S MAKE
SOMETHING WEIRD.
P.S. — the archive is never finished.