Agricultural Engineer | Universe Shaper | Builder of Orrith
I do not write code because I want to stare at a screen all day. I write code because it is a tool to hack reality. It is how I talk to the universe and bend the rules to make life better.
When I am not out enjoying the fresh air, lost in a hard sci-fi book, or blasting music to keep my mind sharp, I am looking at the wild earth. Nature already figured out how to make everything work perfectly together; we just need to copy it. I am in my final year of studying how to move water and heal land, and I am using everything I learn to build better worlds.
Since 2025-07-05 14:05:26 - Present. I am architecting a cycle of certainty.
Right now, I am pouring all my wild energy into a living project called Orrith.
The world has a silly habit of growing food and letting it sit there until it goes bad, while people just down the road are hungry. A farmer wakes up in the dark, works the dirt, and then watches their harvest lose value because they cannot find a buyer in time. That is not just a mistake. That is bad universe design.
Orrith is my way of rewriting the code of our food system. It is not another app or a donation page. It is a living web where nothing is wasted, every action matters, and every person is seen.
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Farm: A real, trusted market. Real food, real people, no noise. Just a fair trade where growers and buyers meet without the usual mess.
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FeedMe: Good food should go to stomachs, not the trash. This makes sharing easy and safe. Food reaches plates, not bins.
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FarmPulse: Like a weather station for the market. It reads the signs of nature and money, helping farmers see the future before things go wrong.
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FarmMark: A living record that proves we are actually helping the planet, not just talking about it. Every good action turns into real proof.
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Orrith Core: The heartbeat that ties the data, the dirt, and the people together into one smart system.
"Everyone points to Einstein or Galileo as the smartest humans to ever walk the earth. I do not buy it. I bet the actual greatest minds—people like my grandfather—just never had the chance to write their thoughts down. How many ideas that could literally save the world have just evaporated into nothing because someone had no chance to leave an idea or lacked a pen or a platform? We lose too much brilliance to the silence of time."
I have this deep feeling that too many people leave this world with their best secrets, letters, and thoughts still locked in their heads. That feels like a waste of the human experience. So, I am building a side universe called Soul Print.
This is not a startup. It is not for money. It is a quiet space to capture real voices, raw letters, and audio so that what you know and feel does not disappear into nothing. It is a footprint of the soul.
I am building this purely on intuition. It is a way to push my technical limits, dust off old code I have not touched in months, and build something completely out of the box. I write this code with NF to Ren blasting in my ears to keep my focus sharp, fueled by a deep gratitude for the parents who show me love and always let me push my curiosity way past the edge of normal.
If you think this is not crazy, and you see the vision of what this can become, join me.
I loving reading. Thus, These ideas in these books are the cheat codes that make me who I am today, but of-course with universe itself. They shape how I see the dirt, the stars, and the systems in between:
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Biomimicry & Cradle to Cradle: Nature does not make trash. A dead leaf becomes food for the soil. These ideas taught me how to copy the wild earth and build loops where nothing is wasted.
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The One-Straw Revolution: A beautiful reminder that sometimes the best way to heal the land is to step back and let the soil do its own magic.
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The Martian & Project Hail Mary (Andy Weir): Fixing impossible space survival problems with dirt, math, and clear thinking. They teach me to stay calm and just solve the problem in front of me.
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Thinking in Systems: This gave me the glasses to see the hidden strings that connect a farm, a market, and a city. If you pull one string, the whole web moves.
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Antifragile & The Black Swan: The world is crazy and unpredictable. I do not want to build things that just survive shocks; I want to build systems that get stronger when things go wrong.
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The Order of Time & The Fabric of Reality: Bending my brain around how time actually flows and the deep, weird rules of the universe.
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Steal Like an Artist: A guide on how to take the best ideas from around the world, mix them together, and build something entirely new.
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The Stranger: A sharp look at human nature, society, and living life with clear eyes.
How do I build this universe? I use simple tools meant for heavy lifting. My paintbrushes are JavaScript,Node.js, Python, React, and Firebase.
I do not care about fancy tech words. I care that these tools let me map the wild earth, guide the trucks, and keep everything safe and fast. I use them to build roads where there were none.
I want to make the right choice the easiest choice.
It should be easier to share than to waste. Easier to trade fairly than to guess blindly. Easier to protect the dirt we walk on than to ruin it.
I do not believe we have to choose between caring for people and building strong systems. We can have both. I build for the real, messy, beautiful world.
Let's make something amazing.