Hey, I'm Harsh.

I'm a builder. Not in the LinkedIn sense in the "something
didn't exist yesterday and now it does" sense.

I'm a undergrad. Most days I wake up, open my
terminal, and don't really stop until it's 2am.
Not because I have to because there's always
something that almost works, and almost is unbearable to me.

When I'm not coding, I'm playing soulslike games. There's
something about hitting a wall over and over until you finally
break through it that feels very familiar.

What I build

I run Singularity Works an opinionated product studio where I
design and ship software I actually want to exist.

• Chorus - an infinite spatial canvas that turns coding tasks
  into live Kanban cards with multi-agent orchestration. Built
  for the way I actually think.
• Lumen - spatial project management on an infinite canvas,
  with offline-first architecture and real-time sync. The kind
  of tool that should exist but doesn't yet.
• Zephyr - a unified social platform that shouldn't require
  seven open tabs to keep up with your world or something more
  i am still figuring it out.

A lot of my work lives in CRDT territory conflict-free
replicated data structures, offline-first sync, distributed
state. It's the kind of problem that looks boring on paper
and breaks your brain at 1am in the best possible way.

A small thing

I have a notes app with 47 half-finished ideas in it.
Some of them are good. A few of them might be great.
Most of them will probably never ship not because
I stopped caring, but because there are only so many
hours between classes, assignments, and keeping the
lights on.

Why sponsor?

Everything here is either open-source or free. The servers,
the domains, the API costs all out of pocket, while I'm
still in university with a laptop and too many side projects.

Sponsoring me means the projects stay alive, stay independent,
and stay free. It means I can keep building instead of
figuring out what to cut.

Even $5/month is a server that doesn't go down.

— Harsh :)