The Internet Scrapbook / A personal collection
Full-stack developer, AI tinkerer, and a curious human turning interesting ideas into working products.
Pune, IndiaA little corner of the web.
switch it on. open it up. try a command. ↗
Field sketch / 02
Rescue. Observe. Respond.
open me ↗Every idea needs a little power.
Then ask me about my work.The Project Archive — Vol. 02
Some ideas escaped
the notebook.
AI connects to Graphs, Vectors, Study plans.
Illustrative topic data · not a CampusOS product capture.
PROJECT / 01
An AI-powered student command center
An AI-native academic workspace with document intelligence, knowledge graphs, personalized study planning, ATS analysis, and internship and placement workflows.
Illustrative simulation · 3 fixed markers · not live rescue telemetry.
PROJECT / 02
Autonomous Edge Rescue & Intelligence System
Autonomous Edge Rescue & Intelligence System. A real-time disaster-response command center combining live camera streaming, computer-vision inference, telemetry, and autonomous mission workflows.
Problem
Take a mental wellness platform from an early-stage concept into a functional product, working with evolving requirements.
Résumé-backed scope · no confidential product material.
PROJECT / 03
AI-powered journaling & product work
Product Associate Intern work on a mental wellness platform, translating founder ideas and evolving requirements into end-to-end features.
Three different problems. The same instinct to build.
The Engineer’s Notebook — Vol. 03
still figuring things out, one build at a time.
I’m Siddhesh Gawade, a full-stack developer and Computer Science student in Pune, working across web products, AI, and engineering systems.
I’m pursuing a B.Tech in Computer Science with a Data Science focus at Ajeenkya DY Patil University in Pune (2025–2029).
My experience also includes freelance full-stack development for Sindhudurg Sainik School & Junior College in Amboli, Maharashtra (2021–2023): building and maintaining web applications, implementing custom features, and working with stakeholders.
Different contexts. The same work of making things work.
Connections, not a chronological scale.
B.Tech in Computer Science (Data Science), Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune, India.
A working kit of languages, frameworks, and ideas. Open it, pick something up, and see where it fits.
Writing application logic and interactions for the web.
Listed in my résumé toolkit; a specific project isn’t attributed here.
A little code.
A lot of connections.
The pages are connected. The next one is still blank.
Curiosity department — Vol. 04
Made to be messed with.
Warning: curiosity may cause unexpected side projects.
Draw something that doesn’t need to be useful.
Drag to draw. Keyboard: arrows to move, Space to paint.
A tiny canvas. A lot of possibilities.
Pick a starting point. Let a little chaos do the rest.
Aim for the 100. Or just enjoy the journey.
Illustrated chance, not a physics simulation. Points stay on this page.
A brief signal wobble per change. No flashing, no endless loop.
Click or use Enter / Space after “GO!”. Complete three rounds to earn your ticket. Timing includes device and browser delay.
One technology. One problem.
One unexpected twist.
Build a tiny web app to help people repair things instead of replacing them, with instructions drawn as a comic.
Local ingredients. Unexpected combinations.
Five small experiments. No instructions manual required. All experiments run in your browser.
Send me a postcard — Vol. 05
Might as well say hello.
Good conversations start somewhere.