MindStack is a Chrome extension that turns your browser into your developer memory, automatically building cheat sheets and resurfacing your own fixes right inside Google Search. All local. (Chrome Built-In AI Challenge 2025, teamed up with Amine)

GitBeat is a web application that transforms GitHub repositories into music based on their structure, contributors, and development patterns.
(Paris Tech:Europe Hackaton , September 2025, Team: Salim and Yongkang).

The Ultimate Viber is a vibe coding learning website (with games to learn prompt engineering and code verification)
(Paris Tech:Europe Hackaton , May 2025, Team: Jordan, Jacob, and Joseph).

A mobile game published on the Play Store with 3k+ downloads. Co-created in 9th grade with my brother Amine.

A mobile game published on the Play Store with 100+ downloads. I created this back in 10th grade alongside my brother Amine.

An AI-powered mobile app for generating online listings, coming soon to the Apple Store and Google Play Store. Co-built with my brother Amine originally for the Gemini API competition.

A raytracer built from scratch in Python

A simple web app to share and spread smiles!

A multiplayer Agar.io implementation in Python. I got the idea for this project from this youtube video.

A minimax AI agent that plays at the Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe (awesome game by the way).

A Physics engine built from scratch using Newton's laws and Euler's method for differential equations. It can be used for many simulations, such as a small basketball game you will find on the GitHub repository.

A minesweeper game.

Conway's game of life simulation with a functional GUI.

A very cool website to make your friends smile. You can generate gifts on this page or directly send the basic "Happy Birthday" gift on this page.

A python script to draw the Mandelbrot set and a Blender python screen to generate a 3D Menger sponge.

Various machine learning experiments after reading Standford CS229 course. Includes a neural network for digit recognition (with a Pygame GUI to draw digits on the screen) built from scratch following this book.

This website was built with NextJS and Tailwind CSS. I had fun thinking at the designs from scratch.

One of my very first computer programs. My brother and I created the first version, which only featured the soccer game, in just two weeks on Khan Academy. I was 8 years old, and he was 12 at the time. The code itself has a cute and naive style, with variable names like TheScene, scene, sceneb, SCENE, ScEnE, sCeNe, and ScenE. Despite the playful approach to coding, the game still remains awesome even 12 years later.