Android apps
Focused mobile products designed around a clear workflow.
I’m Biplab, a software developer building Android apps, websites, and custom business tools. I also write about how systems work and what it means to understand ourselves.
Selected work
Self-initiated projects showing how I think about workflows, product decisions, and difficult human problems.
Independent experiment
An experiment in deep self-inquiry, asking whether technology can create an opening to observe ourselves without becoming another method to follow.
Independent product
A focused Android CRM that connects clients, projects, estimates, and invoices for independent professionals.
What I build
I work with independent businesses and professionals who need software fitted to the way their work actually happens.
Focused mobile products designed around a clear workflow.
Fast, responsive sites that explain the work and guide the next action.
Internal software that replaces scattered, repetitive processes.
Writings
Technical deep dives sit beside questions about attention, change, and understanding ourselves.
An inquiry into suffering, conditioning, and the ending of escape
A personal exploration of identity, societal conditioning, and the realization that true change begins with direct observation and the end of all escapes.
A complete walkthrough of a FibonacciSq STARK — from execution trace and constraint polynomials to FRI commitment, decommitment, and verification.
A deep-dive into a FibonacciSq STARK. Trace a computation through finite field arithmetic, polynomial constraints, FRI layers, and Fiat-Shamir to a fully verified proof.
A first-principles walkthrough of a Rust-based LC-3 VM — from two-pass assembler to execution cycles, and laying the theoretical groundwork for zkVM traces.
A deep-dive into a Rust-based LC-3 VM. Trace a concrete assembly program through a two-pass assembler, binary loader, and CPU cycles to modern zkVM traces.
About
That has led me from low-level systems to business workflows and, through EnsoMori, to questions about whether a tool can support inquiry without replacing it.
Start a conversation
Tell me what is difficult, repetitive, or scattered. We can first decide whether custom software is the right answer.