I’m a developer in Singapore who enjoys building software, tinkering with hardware, and getting people together to work on things they’re excited about.
Explore my work3SG in the SAF / Next up: NTU Computer Engineering
A mix of personal projects, hackathon builds, and ideas I wanted to see through. Inkwell is especially close to me.
Inkwell is a simple journalling app and one of the projects that means the most to me. You can start writing without signing up, and come back to your journal with a code.
EchoReview brings product reviews from different websites together and summarises the pros, cons, and overall rating. It’s the project that won me Best Vite Hack at NUS Hack&Roll 2025, personally picked by Evan You.
Capsule lets you write a message to your future self and have it emailed back at a random time. It could arrive in an hour or almost a year, so you don’t know quite when you’ll hear from yourself.
We built TraceGuard at the TinyFish Hackathon to use AI to scan for IP infringement. It earned us second place and a Golden Ticket to the TinyFish Accelerator.
I co-founded InfoAir as CTO, working on an IoT air quality monitor. We placed second at JA Company of the Year Singapore and went on to represent Singapore at JA APAC.
My first npm package generates OpenAPI documentation without needing configuration. It was a way to make API documentation a little less of a chore.
APIGuard is a VS Code extension for visualising API routes, so you can see how they fit together without leaving your editor.
I’ve always enjoyed figuring out how things work, especially when I can try building something myself.
I’m 19 and based in Singapore, where I’m currently serving National Service as a 3SG in the SAF. Once I’m done with NS, I’ll be heading to NTU to study Computer Engineering.
Most of my software projects use TypeScript, Next.js, React, and Node.js, but I also enjoy working with ESP32s and designing PCBs in EasyEDA. I run an Ubuntu home server with Coolify as well, so self-hosting has become another thing I spend time on.
Outside of coding, I’m into cricket and F1, and I enjoy travelling whenever I get the chance. I’m also vegan, if we’re ever figuring out where to eat together.
Alongside my own projects, I spend a lot of time organising events and helping run coding communities in Singapore.
I founded Progressio and grew it from 35 to over 400 participants, with Google, DBS, and TikTok coming on board as sponsors along the way.
I organised Counterspell Singapore, bringing together 120 participants with sponsorship from Google and TikTok.
I also organised Campfire Singapore, with Razer sponsoring the event.
I run Hack Club SG across multiple coding clubs, alongside my wider involvement with The Hack Foundation.
I’ve volunteered with Project SMILE Singapore for seven years. One of my contributions was building an inventory management system for the team.
EchoReview won me Best Vite Hack at NUS Hack&Roll 2025, with Evan You personally picking it as the winner.
We came second at the TinyFish Hackathon and received a Golden Ticket to the TinyFish Accelerator for TraceGuard.
With InfoAir, we placed second at JA Company of the Year Singapore and represented Singapore at JA APAC.
I graduated with 41/45, including 7s in Math AA HL and Physics HL, and As in both EE and TOK. I was also Head Boy at GIIS SMART Campus.
Fall Events Engineer · Club Operations / Program Development lead
I’ve interned at both Incomlend and Stemly, and developed Stemly’s website during my time there.
For my IB Extended Essay, I researched LLM parameter optimisation, which gave me a chance to spend more time on the technical questions behind the tools I use.