ABOUT

A little about me

I'm Prateek.

I work with computers, build things when an idea refuses to leave me alone, and spend a lot of time wondering how technology can make ordinary things a little more interesting.

This website is a place for all of that — the things I'm building, the things I'm learning, the places I'm going, and the thoughts I don't want to lose.

Prateek

Me

01 / MAKING

Making things, slowly and on purpose.

I like making small, useful things.

Some become apps. Some become experiments. Some remain ideas scribbled somewhere and waiting for their turn.

I'm interested in software that feels purposeful — tools that solve a real problem, respect the person using them, and don't need a hundred features to justify their existence.

This little workshop is where most of those ideas begin.

See what I'm making
Workshop

02 / SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS

Somewhere between the mountains and the road.

somewhere in Pithoragarh

The mountains have a way of putting things into perspective.

They have become a recurring part of my life — not just as places to visit, but as places that make me slow down, look around, and pay attention.

A lot of the things I make are ultimately inspired by that feeling: curiosity, exploration, and the simple joy of finding out what's around the next bend.

Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand

03 / RIGHT NOW

These days & things I'm exploring

Living Pulse

  • Building
    P² Studio
  • Making
    Wayfinder
  • Based In
    Dharchula
  • Reading
    Raag Darbari
  • Exploring
    The Himalayas
  • Listening to
    Panchchi Sur Mein Gaate Hain
  • Thinking about
    Too many ideas

Things I'm reading

Books have a funny way of staying with you long after you've finished them.

I keep returning to stories, ideas, and strange little discoveries that make me look at the world differently.

Raag Darbari

On the nightstand

Raag Darbari

Shree Lal Shukla

IF YOU'VE MADE IT THIS FAR

There is probably more to discover

This place is still being built.

There will be new projects, unfinished experiments, journal entries, photographs, and probably a few things that make absolutely no sense until they do.

For now, thanks for wandering in.

See you on the other side

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