AnmolSrivastava
I use AI coding tools to turn ideas into working products, and I'm learning the engineering underneath.
About
Products people can use, not just demos.
I take ideas from a blank page to a live product that people can open in a browser or download. I build with AI coding assistants: I decide what the product should do, shape how it works and looks, test it, and put it online. I care about the unglamorous parts too: data you can trust, privacy by default, and interfaces that explain themselves.
Lately that has meant an AI trends tracker that reads more than a dozen sources every 30 minutes, a market research tool that grounds every idea in real complaints, a Mac AI companion, and an Android prototype that verifies every file before anything gets deleted.
I'm in Year 12 at Redland Green School in Bristol, studying A-level Maths, Further Maths, Computer Science and Physics. This year I'm learning to code properly, starting with Python, so I can understand and explain every line of what I build. I plan to study AI, machine learning or computer science at university.
How I build
- AI-assisted development
- Product design
- Prompting and iteration
- Vercel
- GitHub
Learning now
- Python (A-level CS)
- Web basics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- How APIs and data pipelines work
Selected work
Recent builds.
Four products I designed and built. Three are live to try now; Skyline Ready was an early prototype I've since stopped.
Upcurrent
2026A free AI trends dashboard. It checks GitHub, Hugging Face, arXiv, Hacker News, lab blogs and news every 30 minutes, scores what is gaining momentum, flags breakouts, and runs a hype check against real usage.
Rift
2026Market research that starts from real pain. Rift searches seven sources for repeated customer complaints, clusters them, and scores business ideas from 0 to 100 with a fixed formula. Every idea links back to the posts behind it.
Dormer
2026An AI companion that lives on your Mac. Built as a native download for Apple Silicon on macOS 15 and later, with a Windows version on the way.
Skyline Ready
PrototypeAn early Android prototype for phone-first creators and crews: forecast storage before a shoot, move media off the phone, and verify every copy by name, size and SHA-256 before anything can be deleted.
Contact
Building something? Let's talk.
I'm open to internships, work experience and interesting projects in AI and software. Email is the fastest way to reach me.