FrameVault
A movie-tracking platform concept with its own visual identity instead of cloning an existing anime database design.
I’m a student who likes turning random ideas into actual things: websites, games, tools, robotics projects, anime lists, and occasionally an unreasonable amount of CSS.
Curious by default. Usually somewhere between studying, coding, designing something futuristic, and watching anime.
Working through school subjects, maths problems, quizzes and presentations.
Single-file HTML projects, interactive dashboards, games, trackers and futuristic interfaces.
Blue-purple neon aesthetics, clean interfaces, animations, logos and cinematic visuals.
One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen and especially absurdly overpowered protagonists.
Arduino projects, including an obstacle-avoiding car using sensors, motors and a motor driver.
A small museum of ideas. Some became code. Some became plans. Humanity survives another day.
A movie-tracking platform concept with its own visual identity instead of cloning an existing anime database design.
Anime discovery, ranking ideas, recommendation lists and channel branding built around a love of power-fantasy anime.
An offline Monkeytype-inspired typing experience with settings, timers, WPM statistics and end-of-test results.
An Arduino robotics project designed to detect obstacles and autonomously navigate around them.
A futuristic product-style interface experiment focused on cards, motion, responsive layouts and cinematic presentation.
Past-paper dashboards, quizzes, result sheets and other small tools designed to make studying less painfully chaotic.
When schoolwork is temporarily defeated, fictional characters with catastrophic power levels take over.
Big adventures, ridiculous characters, huge mysteries and the occasional emotional damage disguised as a cartoon.
Cursed techniques, chaotic fights and characters who apparently consider peace an optional feature.
Especially isekai and fantasy series where the main character knows they're ridiculously strong and actually acts like it.
The technical stack is always changing. The willingness to mess with things until they work is considerably more stable.
The places where I post, watch, build, scroll, and probably lose track of time.
This profile is a snapshot, not a finished character sheet. More projects, experiments and questionable amounts of animation are inevitable.
That page doesn't exist on this profile. The particles ate it.