Android · Web · Robotics · AI
Building across layers — from mobile apps and frontend systems to robotics and real-time AI. Passionate about performance, correctness, and clean architecture.
Full-Stack Developer & Robotics Enthusiast
Building intelligent systems at the intersection of mobile, AI, and embedded hardware. I bring a deep understanding of system architecture, real-time processing, and the challenges of cross-platform development.
Currently in 10th Grade
A web-based project to prevent post-accident fuel tank explosions through smart emulsification. Presented at CBSE Regional Science Exhibition 2025. Engineering safety through elegant software.
An AI-powered Android application that captures fetal heart sounds using a mobile device and processes them through a trained ML model to classify readings as normal or abnormal. Built to bring prenatal care to under-resourced areas .
A distraction-free study companion that adapts to your mental state. Features extreme lockdown mode, pressure timers, streaks, burnout protection, and a local analytics dashboard — 100% offline and private.
Real-time obstacle detection and avoidance system built with Python and Ultralytics, designed for elderly and specially-abled citizens. Computer vision meets accessible assistive technology.
A clean, cross-platform journaling app built with Flutter. Helps users reflect, track emotions, and write distraction-free across Android, iOS, and Web from a single shared codebase.
I'm Jeet Baidya, a developer based in India who works across the full spectrum of the software stack — from pixel-perfect mobile UIs to ML models running on embedded hardware.
My approach centers on performance, correctness, and clean architecture. I believe the best software is software you don't have to think about — it just works, scales, and adapts.
Whether it's building a distraction-free study app, designing AI-powered fetal monitoring systems, or experimenting with real-time obstacle detection, I love problems that sit at the intersection of hardware and software.
Got an idea that sits at the edge of software and hardware? I'm always interested in ambitious projects, collaborations, and conversations.