I'm a Computer Science Engineering undergrad who learns by building and shipping. I've taken Sathimate and Archai from an empty folder to production — frontend, backend, AI integration, deployment, and the Play Store release in between. I want to write software people actually use.
Aditya Veena Maharaj
github.com/adiveena1
Travel social platform · Web + Android
AI image services platform
Local service directory
Founder interview podcast
I started studying Computer Science at Sharda University in 2024, and within the first year I'd stopped waiting for a course to tell me what to build. Sathimate came out of a simple annoyance: planning a trip with friends means five apps and one person quietly paying for everything. So I built the thing that fixes it — trip planning, cost splitting, and an AI travel assistant, in one place.
Since then I've shipped Archai, an AI image services platform with a live in-browser demo, contributed frontend and deployment work to QuickDials, and started TheCEOTalk — a podcast where I interview founders, mostly because the fastest way to learn how companies get built is to ask people who did it.
What I'm looking for now: an internship or developer role on a team that ships to real users. I'm comfortable owning a feature end to end, and I'm at my best when there's a production bug at 1am and something has to actually work by morning.
React and Next.js on the front, Node and Firebase behind it, Vercel for deploys. I've owned every layer of two live products.
Gemini and Anthropic APIs wired into user-facing flows — an in-app travel assistant and a live demo chat, with prompt work behind both.
Two ventures started from scratch. I scope, build, launch, and then deal with everything launching breaks.
Core team for the Chorus event at Sharda two years running, hackathon and workshop regular, and a podcast host who has to make people comfortable on camera.
Everything here is something I've used to ship or maintain a live product — not a list of tutorials I finished.
Roles, ventures and the milestones that changed how I work.
Sathimate — travel social platform
Archai — AI image generation and editing services
QuickDials — local service directory
TheCEOTalk — YouTube podcast with founders and CEOs
Chorus Event, Fine Arts Club — Sharda University
Four products, all live or in active development. Every one of them taught me something a lecture couldn't.
Founder & Full-Stack Developer
A travel social platform for planning group trips and splitting what they cost, with an AI assistant that answers destination and itinerary questions without leaving the app.
Founder & Developer
An AI image generation and editing services platform, built around a black-and-gold design system and a demo you can talk to before you sign up for anything.
Frontend & Technical Contributor
A local service directory that puts the right number in front of people quickly. I work on the frontend, chase down bugs, and handle deployment.
Founder & Host
A YouTube podcast where I interview founders and CEOs about how they actually built the thing. I run concept, production, scripting and publishing myself.
Every group trip has the same two problems: nobody agrees on a plan, and one person ends up covering the bill and chasing everyone for weeks. Sathimate was built to remove both.
Travel planning that feels like a group chat, not a spreadsheet — with the money already sorted out.
Give small groups one place to plan a trip, split what it costs, and get real answers about where they're going.
Plans scattered across chats and notes, unequal spending nobody wants to bring up, and generic travel advice that doesn't fit the trip you're actually taking.
Auth, trip creation, shared itineraries and cost splitting on Firebase. The bar was simple: could a real group plan a real trip in it, start to finish.
Integrated Gemini so destination and itinerary questions get answered inside the app instead of sending people to a search tab.
Packaged the web app for Android with Capacitor and went through the Play Store release process — store listing, signing, review and all.
Deeper social features, smarter budget splitting, and getting the app in front of student travel groups first — the people who feel this problem hardest.
Sharda University · Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh
State Board · 74%
State Board · 76.6%
Hackathons, workshops and events I've taken part in. Add the certificate link to any card and the button goes live.
Competitive problem solving under time pressure, in a team
View certificateCross-platform mobile development fundamentals
View certificateAttended and spoke directly with the speakers
What broke, what I'd do differently, and the parts nobody documents. Drafts below — publish them when you're ready.
Everything between "it works on Vercel" and a signed Android build sitting in review — the config that bites you, the assets Google insists on, and what I'd set up differently from day one.
Read postWiring Gemini into Sathimate was the easy half. Getting answers that respect the trip someone already planned — that took prompt work, context passing, and a lot of deleting.
Picking a visual identity before writing components sounds backwards. It saved me weeks, and it's the reason the product looks like one thing instead of five.
Splitting money between people is a data modelling problem long before it's a UI problem. My first Firestore schema fell apart the moment someone left a trip.
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Internship, freelance work, or a project you want a second pair of hands on — send it over. I read everything and reply within a day or two.