I build software and hardware products. I’m interested in solving deep, complex technology problems across the whole stack.
When I’m not writing code or documentation or building some ill-adviced gadget, you might find me enjoying sunny cafes with a book.
mail at niravko dot comgithub/niravcodes(opens in new tab)
The interactive, scroll-driven site for a career-spanning retrospective album. Credited on the release for website programming.
Sole engineer from feasibility study to trial: Android device management, the Kotlin device app, and the caregiver dashboard.
A compiler in C++, an Electron IDE, and an Arduino target so beginners' programs run on real hardware.
Today's Nepali date in one request, with no JavaScript. Redeployed nightly by a Worker, plus home-screen widgets for iOS and Android.
miti.today (opens in new tab)notesandroid app (opens in new tab)
A Slack-style workspace whose calls, huddles and phone lines run on SignalWire's own stack. React and PocketBase, self-hosted.
Inventory tracking for homelab electronics and mechanical parts. Built for my own use, then opened up to others with the same problem.
Physics, collisions, a camera and sprite animation, grown out of refactoring a game. Two finished games run on it.
My experiments with embedded systems, power optimization and portable consumer products while developing this MP3 player.
A UPS for home and office routers, and the eSewa speaker: electronics, KiCad PCBs, C++ firmware and manufacturing for hardware that shipped in the tens of thousands.
Keyboards designed from the PCB up: KiCad boards, QMK firmware and 3D printed cases.
I was asked to animate a dot-matrix display for the robotics club
I maintain SignalWire developer docs with the devex team.