I'm Digambar, a Computer Science undergrad and developer. I build tools people want to use, from generative art engines to mental health companions. I care deeply about aesthetics, animation, and the tactile feel of user interfaces.

Rather than building standard template applications, I focus on software that feels considered:

• Anchorleaf: a privacy-first DBT companion designed for emotional regulation and distress tolerance, built to keep all logs strictly offline and local.
• Mosaik: a retro creative studio and generative dot-art engine exploring the visual limits of browser rendering and interactive canvas physics.

For me, code is about more than just making things work, it's about building interfaces that are pleasant, responsive, and memorable.