Web applications · Backend APIs · Desktop tools
Hi, I'm Supreem. I build web applications and desktop tools. Currently studying Computer Applications in Nepal, focusing on writing clean code and understanding how systems work under the hood.
I'm a student developer who enjoys building software that solves day-to-day problems.
I started out writing small automation scripts and desktop tools in Python — mostly to save myself repetitive work. That grew into an interest in web applications, relational databases, and how backend systems actually talk to each other.
I'm currently in my fifth semester of a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program, splitting time between coursework and hands-on projects in Go, PHP, and JavaScript. I care more about code that's easy to reason about six months later than code that looks clever today.
A system telemetry dashboard written in Go, built to get comfortable with goroutines and channels. It polls local CPU, memory, and process stats concurrently, then serves them through a lightweight local API so I can view live numbers from the terminal or a browser.
An online furniture storefront built for my BCA coursework. Covers the full flow — session-based login, a shopping cart, checkout logic, and an admin dashboard for managing listings — backed by a MySQL relational schema I designed from scratch.
A no-clutter productivity timer for the browser. Handles precise lap splits, countdown intervals, and remembers your last settings between visits using localStorage — built to be fast and distraction-free rather than feature-heavy.
A product catalog built for a local hardware merchant who needed a simple way to list and update inventory online. Optimized for fast search on a large item list and a clean, mobile-first browsing view for customers.
A browser tool that lets you fill in details, upload a photo, and generate a print-ready ID card layout entirely on the canvas — no server round-trip needed. Built this to learn the Canvas API properly.
The site you're looking at right now — hand-built with semantic HTML, a custom dark/light theme system, and lightweight vanilla JS for the interactive bits, without relying on a framework.
A desktop contact book built with Tkinter for a systems programming assignment. Reads and writes records to disk, supports instant search as you type, and handles basic data validation.
A Tkinter calculator with a responsive grid layout, a running calculation log, and proper error handling for edge cases like division by zero — one of my early projects for getting comfortable with GUI event handling.
Tribhuvan University, Nepal
Currently completing core coursework in systems analysis, relational database design, data structures, software engineering workflows, and web technologies.
Hami Rijal Group | Kirtipur, Nepal
Formed and led a local youth community volunteering group. Orchestrated projects to construct and restore community temples, and organized local sanitation and environmental hygiene awareness drives.
Concurrent server monitor and vitals metrics API built in Go, with a structured package layout and console reporting.
Academic furniture storefront project handling customer sessions, item queries, and database logs with native PHP.
If you'd like to collaborate on a project, talk about coding, or ask about my academic work, feel free to drop a message. I'll get back to you as soon as I can.