I’m Biplab. I build software and follow difficult questions.

I like beginning with what someone is actually trying to do, where information gets lost, and which decisions matter. The technology should serve that structure instead of making the work adapt to the tool.

I explored this through Runway, an Android CRM that connects clients, projects, estimates, and invoices. It gave me a way to think carefully about related data, status changes, and what deserves attention on a small screen.

EnsoMori began from a personal problem. I kept escaping into my phone, understood intellectually that the escape was not solving anything, and still found the pattern returning.

I first built features that tried to interrupt that cycle. Using them made a deeper limitation visible: a method can calm a moment without bringing understanding. EnsoMori is now becoming an experiment in deep self-inquiry, asking whether technology can offer a starting question and a private place to observe without becoming another authority or system to depend on.

I do not have a finished answer. That uncertainty is part of the work, not something the product should hide.