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LiveBrowse a research field as an evolving problem, not a pile of PDFs. 14,400 papers, mapped and running in your browser for a proud $0.
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Hey, I'm
I build for the web, mostly the backend kind.
Backend and full-stack engineer, class of 2025, with three apps already live and surviving real users. I like building things people actually use, and keeping them that way.
Things I've built and shipped. All three are live, and yes, you're meant to click them.
Browse a research field as an evolving problem, not a pile of PDFs. 14,400 papers, mapped and running in your browser for a proud $0.
Mock interviews that read your real GitHub before they grill you. Five questions, an honest score, no credit card.
A car super app: health checks, maintenance, and a marketplace in one place. Built solo, Figma to shipped.
Occasional notes on the things I build, and why I built them that way.
We store knowledge as papers, but nobody thinks in papers. On why the unit is wrong, and the thing I built to fix it.
June 2026I take on focused, well-scoped projects and actually finish them, all the way to a live URL.
Next.js or React up front, FastAPI or Node behind it, a real database, and auth that behaves. Shipped, not just screenshotted.
REST and realtime services, third-party integrations, and code your future maintainer won't curse.
LLM integrations, retrieval, and the occasional in-browser agent, wired into things that actually ship.
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I'm Utkarsh, a backend and full-stack engineer from India. I like the server side, the APIs and the quiet machinery underneath a product that decides whether it holds up when people actually lean on it. C++ and Linux feel like home, and I care less about whether something compiles than about how it behaves once it's out in the world.
Mostly, I just like building things and watching them work. I learn by making, by breaking what I made and figuring out why, and most of what I can do came from that rather than from a classroom. I'd rather understand a system all the way down than glue pieces together and hope, and I have a soft spot for tools that are honest about what they don't know.
Tools: Python · C++ · TypeScript · SQL · FastAPI · Node · Next.js · React · PostgreSQL / Supabase · Redis · Linux · Docker · scikit-learn