Not for people.With people.
The strongest feedback rarely comes from a desk. It comes from the people who will actually use what you build.
GroovAbility, in the community.
GroovAbility developed through interviews, feedback, demos and pilot testing with special education centres, NGOs and the SEN department at my school. Special educators and physiotherapists helped shape sensory-friendly exercise protocols.
NGO suggestions led to dance-based exercises and gamification. Across 2 centres, 42 children took part in the pilot, with 85%+ engagement. The app is now used across 5 institutions, 2 of which have formally adopted it.
URJA Special Centre
Interviews, feedback and pilot testing
Sunrise Special Learning School
Interviews, feedback and pilot testing
Armaan Special School
Feedback, demo, testing and full adoption
Shiv Nadar School SEN department
Major feedback, demo and adoption
Kaleidoscope Special NGO
Feedback
Children’s privacy comes first. Photographs from NGO partner sessions are not shared, out of respect for the dignity, confidentiality and privacy of the neurodiverse children involved.
Technology that opens doors.
Technology & Digital Initiatives Contributor
I worked on an AI chatbot using IBM Watsonx and Dialogflow to automate information delivery, and collaborated with the Foundation’s tech manager on an accessibility review and website restructure.
The work focused on donations, initiatives and events. I also ran digital literacy workshops for community beneficiaries.
Conversations across generations.
With Syncora, visits to an elderly care home created opportunities to meet residents and caregivers, listen to their experiences and bring those conversations into our design thinking.


Making room for other builders.
I founded and led the school’s first entrepreneurship club, growing it to 50 Grade 10 members. In 25+ peer-led sessions, we explored startup fundamentals, pitching, early-stage investing and business innovation.
Collaboration without borders.
At NYAS Junior Academy, I led a team from India, Russia, Ukraine and the USA in the Fall 2025 Solar Power Innovation Challenge, coordinating work across time zones on an AI-Powered Smart Grid Balancer.
The international team and more work