Software that moves people.
Real-time systems, backend architecture, and clean code that holds up under pressure.
[About me]
I'm Akshit, a software engineer who likes building things that just work — clean, fast, and thought through from the ground up.
I care about the details most people skip. The kind of code that holds up under pressure, the kind of product that feels effortless because of everything happening quietly underneath. Every project I take on gets the same level of care, whether it's a small script or a full system.
Let's build somethingSmall details. Big impact.
[What I Do]
Distributed & Realtime Systems
WebRTC mesh calls, WebSocket signaling, cross-tab state sync. If it needs concurrency and eventual consistency, that's my lane.
Full-Stack Product Engineering
TypeScript end to end — frontends that feel instant, backends that hold up. I ship both, and I ship them coherent.
Automation & AI Orchestration
Workflows that run themselves — steps fire in the right order, the independent ones happen at the same time, and the AI calls sit in the middle of it all without you babysitting any of it.
Algorithms & Competitive Programming
LeetCode 1986, top 2%, contest rank 193 of 29,215. Not a flex — it's how I debug, optimize, and design.
[Projects]
Turning ideas into living systems.
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Weaave
An AI workflow builder — the steps sit on a canvas, connected to each other. The order works itself out, independent steps run side by side, and every run is saved so you can trace exactly what each step did. Complex pipelines, minus the plumbing.
PairLane
Video calls plus a live collaborative editor. WebRTC mesh for media, Socket.IO signaling, coturn TURN relay, Monaco delta-sync for shared files.
Job Agent
An automated agent that watches boards, tailors applications with my profile, and tracks the funnel. Pipeline discipline applied to careers.
LeetCode Archive
620+ problems, 1986 rating, weekly-contest top 193 of 29,215. A decade of debugging habits distilled into clean solutions.
PackCheck
Delivery verification you can audit. The model reads the photos — SKU labels, unit markers — and does nothing else. TypeScript reconciles every label against the packing list and calls the verdict: verified, wrong item, or send a better photo. Perception is the model's job. Proof is code's.
Numbers & Disciplines
Measured, competitive, dependable — the same standards I hold for every system I ship.
Contact
Have a distributed problem worth solving — or an opportunity worth exploring? I'd love to hear it. I respond fast.