Player 1 · Full-stack & game developer
AVIRAL
I build multiplayer games, mobile apps and websites that people actually use. Mostly from a laptop, often from the mountains.
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- Live multiplayer games
- 2
- Client projects
- 12
- Contributions, last 12 months
- 1,365
- macos-rufus visitors, 14 days
- 1,539
Level 1 · Where it started
New game. Zero XP.
I grew up in Etah, Uttar Pradesh, and studied computer science at VIT Bhopal from 2021 to 2025. I spent those years in the Android Club, at hackathons and on side projects, and got my first paid Flutter work while still in my first year.
- Class
- Full-stack + game dev
- Home town
- Etah, UP
- Guild
- B.Tech CSE, VIT Bhopal '25
- Speaks
- TypeScript · Dart · Python · Go · Kotlin · Swift
Inventory
- FlutterFirst paid app work, 2021–22
- Hackathon badgeSmart India Hackathon 2022: Ticklus
- Club keyAdmin, Android Club VIT Bhopal
- MLH stickerLocal Hack Day: Learn, 2021
Busiest day: 19 Jun 2026, 38 contributions
Level 2 · How I work
Laptop, window, mountains.
I take an idea from a written spec to something you can click within days, then keep shipping until it feels right in the hand. I write the docs first, test the boring parts, and deploy with one command.
Speed runs
- 4 daysGotcha!: from research doc to live on the web
- 2 daysBUMP!: from Play Store listing to approved closed test
- 1 daymacos-rufus: from first commit to a Homebrew release
Toolbelt
| BUMP! | 20 players per cup |
| Gotcha! | 4 clients, 1 protocol |
| Manasa | 3 dashboards, live |
| macos-rufus | 1,539 visitors in 14 days |
| DriverHub | OCR with no signal |
Level 3 · The work
Pick a cartridge.
Real bugs, really fixed
fix: handle solid WIMs (Win 11 24H2+) when splitting for FAT32macos-rufusfix: disable automatic HTTPS in Caddy configuration to prevent certificate retrieval errorsManasafix: normalize email and phone verification status checkingmarketplace appfix: update WhatsApp phone number for messaging functionalityjustGifts
Level 4 · Mini game
Squash the bugs.
My debugging method: breathe, read the logs, then squash. You get 20 seconds. Every bug you miss ships to production.
Your score is shared with everyone on the site right now. Beat the room record and they'll see it.
Level 5 · How things get finished
The last 10% is a climb.
Anyone can start a project. The work that counts is the store listing, the privacy page, the backup script and the email that tells players what changed. Hold the button to climb from first commit to launch.
Summits reached
- macos-rufus trending: 1,539 people in two weeks, most from Google
- Gotcha! live on the web with a playable demo
- Manasa: booking, payments and Meet links live
- BUMP! closed test approved on Google Play, 178 countries
- macos-rufus v1.3.0 on Homebrew, self-updating
- justgifts.co.in live
- Creative Mantra v1 site live
Level 6 · You are not alone here
Everyone on this page is live.
The cursors you see drifting around are other visitors, right now. You never see who they are, just a nickname and which level they're on. Draw on the shared wall; it stays for the next person.
Co-op credits
I work well in a party too: I've built client products with agency teams, led a three-person team on a travel marketplace backend, and merged fixes from strangers on open source.
Open for freelance work
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Level 7 · Work with me
Got a game, an app or a weird idea?
Tell me what you're building. I'll tell you honestly how I'd make it, how long it takes, and whether I'm the right person.
← Insert a coin
Game over?
Thanks for playing. Every project in the arcade has its own journey, from the first commit to launch day.
