01
2022Age 12
Education
ArchivedSoundWise
An English phonics teacher designed to help Indian students build pronunciation and foundational language skills.
Builder’s journal · Since 2022
I’m Aryam.
I build with AI.
I started exploring artificial intelligence at 12. This is the living record of what I’ve built, what I’m learning, and where I’m going next.
Explore my work ↓
15 years old
Bengaluru, India
01 — The beginning
From school projects
to real products.
My journey began in late 2022, during the first month after ChatGPT was released. I first used it for schoolwork. Very quickly, I realised AI could do far more than answer questions—it could help turn ideas into things people could actually use.
SoundWise became my first sincere attempt. It taught me that building is not just about having an idea; it is about shaping that idea into something useful.
2024 went into the lab — building the smaller experiments you'll find further down this page. None of them needed to become companies, but each one taught me something the next project used.
02 — Selected work
A timeline of
experiments & products.
02
2023Ages 12–13
Game
ArchivedBusiness Empire
A business simulation game built during a year of constant experiments with AI, products, and interactive ideas.
03
Late 2025Age 15
AI education
LiveAmy
A personalised AI tutor that adapts explanations and learning materials to the needs of individual students.
04
2026Age 15
Open source
LiveFixMap
A fully open-source repository helper designed to give AI coding tools a clearer understanding of software projects.
05
2026Age 15
AI evaluation
DemoCandorCheck
An open-source, local-first pressure test for examining when an AI model starts guessing, with deterministic tasks, guided scoring, and portable reports.
03 — The lab
Not every idea needs
to become a company.
Some projects were small, strange, unfinished, or simply built to learn. They still count. Each one explored a different corner of agents, conversation, entertainment, or developer tools.
Things the journey taught me
- How Supabase and GitHub actually work
- How AI thinks and performs — and how to prompt it
- Setting up Codespaces, and how git worktrees work
- And most importantly: NEVER install node_modules on OneDrive
04 — Now
Still early.
Still building.
Right now I'm focused on Amy, my AI tutor, and FixMap, an open-source tool that helps coding agents find the right files, tests, and risks before editing code. This page will grow with every launch, lesson, failure, and new obsession. The goal is simple: build practical products, explore original ideas, and solve problems that matter.