Apps I’ve built

Three things I built in evenings and weekends, mostly to answer questions I couldn’t answer by reading about them. All three are real apps that somebody actually uses, which is the only reason they’re worth showing.

1. 01

   CV Builder

   2026

   A CV editor that keeps content and layout apart: write once, switch between ten print-accurate templates, publish a read-only share link.

   Why — I had reformatted the same fourteen years into somebody else’s template three times in a row.

   • React
   • Vite
   • Tailwind
   • TipTap
   • Firestore
   • Firebase Auth
   • Gemini
   Open itHow it works →
2. 02

   Practice Time

   2026

   A learning app for a four-year-old. It listens to them say a word, marks it with a multimodal model, and speaks back. Handwriting practice runs the same loop with a canvas.

   Why — A weekday routine on a fridge door, and a question I wanted to answer properly: what should a model count as correct?

   • React
   • Vite
   • Gemini 2.5 Flash
   • Firebase AI Logic
   • MediaRecorder
   • ElevenLabs
   • Firestore
   Open itHow it works →

   Sign in to see anything — a signed-out visitor gets the landing page and nothing else.

3. 03

   Meal Tracker

   2026

   A meal log on React Native where the entry method is a photograph. The model reads the plate and returns a name and an estimate.

   Why — Every food app I tried died on its search box. The friction was never the technology.

   • React Native
   • Expo
   • Gemini
   • Firestore
   • Firebase Auth
   Open itHow it works →

   Built for a phone with Expo; the link is the web build, so it’s best opened on mobile.

Source for all three is in a private repository. Happy to walk anyone through any of it — abhinav.jiit.2007@gmail.com.