Things I built — and the stacks they run on.
Four projects across full-stack, web3, and AI/ML. Each links to source.
On-chain document verification for academic credentials.
My final-year project: a full-stack platform on Next.js + Node with a MongoDB backend, plus a Solidity module that anchors credential hashes on-chain so any document can be verified in one click — no trusted middleman.
A full-stack NFT marketplace with audited-style contracts.
Mint, list, and trade ERC-721s. Marketplace and minting contracts written in Solidity with a full Hardhat test suite, a React + ethers.js front-end, and MetaMask wallet connection — deployed and verified on a local node.
MERN e-commerce store for an electronics retailer.
An end-to-end storefront for a Pakistan-based electronics retailer: React front-end, Node/Express API, and a MongoDB database powering products, cart, and orders.
A matchmaking app for web and mobile.
A matchmaking platform built for both web and React Native. I worked as backend developer — designing the data models and REST APIs that power the web app and the mobile client alike.
A Facebook-style social media platform.
A social network built on ASP.NET Core with a relational database designed and queried in T-SQL on SQL Server (SSMS) — feeds, profiles, and connections.
A cross-platform mobile app built with Expo and Supabase.
A React Native + Expo mobile app backed by Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage), built end to end with an AI-assisted workflow.
A ResNet classifier for retinal-scan grading.
Built at the Infyma AI Hackathon: a PyTorch ResNet fine-tuned via transfer learning to classify diabetic-retinopathy severity from fundus images, with image preprocessing and a full evaluation on a medical-imaging dataset.
Retrieval-augmented Q&A over a textbook.
A LangChain RAG pipeline that answers questions from a Parallel & Distributed Computing textbook — a vector database handles semantic retrieval and feeds matched context to the LLM at query time.
Documented attack paths from CTFs and labs.
Write-ups across web exploitation, cryptography, and forensics from PicoCTF, OverTheWire, and TryHackMe — privilege escalation, network recon, and secure-shell tooling, captured as reproducible proof.