I make apps.
Sometimes they work.
I spent a few years building apps, chasing ideas, and achieving absolutely nothing impressive. Now I'm a data entry operator by day — and in my free time, I build random projects with AI because apparently I haven't learned my lesson.
About
Hi, I'm BK. Legal name Balakumar, shortened because typing nine letters was too much friction for an aspiring lazy engineer.
I turn 2 AM shower thoughts into real web apps. No dogmatic architecture: I use whatever duct tape, APIs and prayers get the thing hosted before I lose interest.
Projects
How I build
Get the idea
Usually at 2 AM, usually in the shower, usually a bit dumb.
Prompt the AI
Describe it, let the AI write it, then break it in new ways.
Ship it
Get it hosted before I lose interest.
After hours
Cinephile and audiophile
I watch movies and listen to music like a full-time critic. Loud opinions, zero credentials.
Pro tool user
I download every tool going and use them like a pro. Pro at opening them, anyway.
Gadget dreamer
I love building DIY gadgets, but my wallet disagrees. So I watch YouTube builds instead. Free, and nothing catches fire.
AAA download, 2048 gameplay
I download a huge AAA game, wait for it to install, then end up playing 2048.
Accidentally start a startup.
Build enough random micro-tools until one solves a real human problem, earns while I sleep, and lets me hand my two-week notice to the spreadsheet mines. Until then, we ship side projects.
This website was made with AI.
I described what I wanted and an AI wrote the design and code. I picked the words and the direction. Fitting, since that's how most of my projects get built.
building something.