I build software and hardware products. I’m interested in solving deep, complex technology problems across the whole stack.
When I’m not building web apps or embedded hardware, you might find me enjoying sunny Kathmandu 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.