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Atharva Kumar
Atharva Kumar

Hey 👋 I'm Atharva

I build apps, AI tools, and games — and share the process.

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Build logs and lessons — shipped when there's something worth sending

no ads, no sponsor fluff — just useful build notes

My journey:

  • •Started in Scratch, then HTML/JS, then games, mobile apps, and AI tools
  • •Shipped browser games like Indian City Drive and Sticky Roller
  • •Building ZoomCap, flo, and AutomatePro in public — learning by shipping

Products I'm building now:

  • •zoomcap.live Capture and share what matters from Zoom.
  • •flo Get more done. Stay in flow.
  • •AutomatePro n8n automation templates that actually ship.
  • •Indian City Drive First-person. Open world. Pure traffic chaos.
  • •MetricCard Turn your metrics into feed-ready visuals.

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I'm building apps and videos to help people learn AI. Your support helps me grow, explore new ideas, and keep sharing — buy me a book and join in.

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About me

I'm Atharva Kumar — a 13-year-old developer. I started in Scratch, moved through websites and games, then into mobile and AI tools. The habit is the same: build it, break it, fix it, share it.

I publish the process on Substack and YouTube — not every build needs an audience, but explaining something is the fastest way to find out whether I actually understand it.

NOW BUILDING

ZoomCap, flo, and AutomatePro — products shipped in public

SHIPPED

Indian City Drive, Sticky Roller, TrustScan, and more

LEARNING

Reliability past the demo — edge cases, users, and polish

OUTLOOK

Keep shipping small, write it up, help other young builders start

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Writing

Latest articles

Notes on what I'm building, what broke, and what the tools are actually good for.

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