Arnav Dugad
I build software people actually use — websites, Windows and Android apps, games and tools that feel considered rather than assembled. Everything here is live, shipped and running on real code.
Currently building for the web
Shipping now
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- Projects shipped
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- Platforms
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- Avg. Lighthouse
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- Live right now
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Things I've built
Websites, Windows and Android apps — each shown on the device it runs on, with live downloads, releases and performance scores.
Just shipped
New versions, straight from the release radar.
How I work
I started building because I wanted things that didn't exist yet — a game that played the way I imagined, a tool that removed a chore. That instinct hasn't changed. Every project here began as a small irritation with the way something worked, and ended as software someone can actually open.
I care most about the middle 90% — the part after the idea and before the launch, where the interface either earns trust or quietly loses it. Loading states, empty states, the feel of a button under the cursor. Those aren't polish; they're the product.
Ship it live, or it isn't real
Every project on this page has a working URL. A demo video is not a shipped product.
Motion should mean something
Animation exists to explain what changed and where things went — never to fill silence.
Fast beats clever
No framework here, no build step, no bundle to download. It loads because there's nothing to wait for.
Everything is editable
The site reads from a live database, so the work updates itself the moment something changes.
What I reach for
Counted from the projects above, not a wish list. Click any tool to filter the work by it.
Got something worth building?
Freelance work, collaborations, or just an idea you want to argue about — the inbox is open.