Hi, I'm Tanmay
and I am an Android Developer. a Front-end Developer. a UI/UX Designer. a Tech Enthusiast. a Free Thinker.

Edmodo is an Ed-Tech company based in San Mateo, California that offers communication, collaboration, and coaching tools to K-12 schools and teachers. I am currently working at Edmodo as an Automation Engineer, Front-End Developer, and UI/UX Designer on products like Spotlight, technologies such as SYNC, and development of Automation framework.

I did my 2016 summer internship at RnM Moving Pictures as a Product Development Intern. During the 3 month period of my internship, I was involved in various aspects of the Dance With Madhuri platform; right from launching 'Book Your Trainer' service to designing and building the company's official website to providing customer support, I got my hands on experience on a little of everything. Read More to know what I built and deployed.

I'm so happy you're visiting. I designed this site so you can get to know me on a personal level. My work as an android developer, my portfolio, my design thinking, the people I am surrounded with, and so much more. This website is also an evidence of my knowledge of HTML and CSS, along with UI/UX design. I hope you liked it.

The Wall is a college notes application. It is built upon the Picasa web API to perform server side functions and the front end is a simple grid layout which helps the user to choose the relevant notes respective to his/her class.

Dance with Madhuri by RnM Moving Pictures is the world's first celebrity-backed, online, gamified dance academy. At RnM Moving Pictures I interned as an Android Engineer, Data Analyst, Researcher and Database Manager. I built video player prototypes, studied analytical data from Google Analytics and Flurry, did market research on competitive apps and worked with MongoDB.

iLabelit is a web application which was built in collaboration with MIT Media Labs during my internship at Srujana Center Of Innovation, Hyderabad. iLabelit consists of an annotation tool which helps in annotating retinal images. iLabelit was initially a desktop-first web application but along with the desktop-based web app, I also built a mobile based web app which would help in annotating retinal images on the smartphone.

StereoCam is a Virtual Reality android application that I developed in association with MIT Media Labs while interning at Srujana Innovation Center, Hyderabad. StereoCam offers stereoscopic camera views with a filter of fish-eye lens which helps the user to see distant objects closely. The primary objective of building this application was to test it on partially blind people. StereoCam was built as a part of a research project.

As the name says, Pupil Tracker is a hardware prototype developed to track the pupil of a human eye. I contributed to this project by building a Virtual Reality android application which is composed of a football image, moving in a specific pattern in stereoscopic views. This helps the user to keep attention on the moving image, while his pupil gets tracked in the background.

Futuristic torch is a simple flashlight application with a beautiful user interface having material designed buttons. I developed this application as a self-learning experience in the world of monetization. This is my first and only application which has ads. Ads from Google AdMob and MobileCore are integrated into Futuristic Torch. A paid version of Futuristic Torch is also available.

Skyrocket is an arcade shooter game developed in Unity3D for Windows OS and the Web. This game was developed just to mess around and get my hands on game development. The script is written C# and all the game assets and graphics were designed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 10.

Find My Car is an application that remembers where you last parked your car. The app uses Google Maps API to do the tracing and locating of the car, while on the front-end the app has a minimalist and easily understandable interface. The app is still in BETA and requires some UI refinements and tweaks.

Roll the Dice is my maiden android application. I developed this application to get started with android development and as an individual app developer. Before there was Android, there were Samsung phones running BADA OS which was written in C++. One of my friends phones had a dice application on his BADA OS Samsung phone. Rethinking on that, I decided to make a similar version of the dice application by adding more useful functionalities. Thus, I started writing the code in Java to develop my first android application. Within 6 months of launch, the app was downloaded more than 10,000 times and was trending on the Google Play Store.

The ReD-X Mumbai 2015 was a boot camp held at IIT-Bombay for 7 days in association with MIT Media Labs and Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research. During this boot camp, we hacked our way to shape the inception of iLabelIT and experimented with tech stacks to build a sustainable and scalable structure that would be carry forward for future developments. The boot camp concluded with open house presentations of teams and their projects in front of public and media and a panel that composed of Doctors, Researchers, Politicians, Scientists, and Entrepreneurs.

The ReD-X Hyderabad 2014 was a boot camp held at Cyient for 7 days in association with MIT Media Labs and L.V. Prasad Eye Hospital. During the hackathon teams were assigned to various tracks which involved solving real world health tech problem and engineering the eye with technologies like machine learning, computer vision, optics and imaging and mobile applications. I was a part of the team that built the iPerimeter app for implementing visual field tests by simulating a virtual Humphrey Perimeter test on the smartphone's screen.