Rachit Ratnam Mudaliar

I'm Rachit Ratnam Mudaliar, a Software Systems student at Kauno Kolegija in Kaunas, Lithuania. Alongside my studies, I've started building and publishing my own apps. Today I'm a student, a computer professional in the making and a developer. WHAT I BUILD Every app I publish follows three rules: it works fully offline, it keeps your data only on your phone, and it is free. No account, no ads, no internet permission. DUEDIAL A subscription and bill tracker for Android and iOS. It shows what you pay each month, reminds you before a payment is due, and handles free trials, shared plans and one-time purchases. https://github.com/rachitratnammudaliar/Duedial KITCHTALLY A grocery and household-items tracker for Android and iOS. It tracks what you have at home, builds your shopping list when things run low, remembers prices and shops, and gives you a weekly summary. https://github.com/rachitratnammudaliar/Kitchtally HOW I BUILD THEM The Android apps are written in Kotlin with Jetp...

Every big journey starts with taking a chance on yourself. This is the story of mine so far. Where it started I was born in Birsinghpur Pali, a small town in Madhya Pradesh, India. When I was four, my mother sat me in front of a computer and taught me MS Paint and how to type my name. I didn't just want to use it. I wanted to know how it worked. That question has followed me ever since. I started school at St. Joseph's, then spent Classes 5 to 10 at Kendriya Vidyalaya Nowrozabad, with a short two-month stay at DDM Public School in Korba, Chhattisgarh. My family None of this would have happened without my family. My father, Mr. Ratnam, is a Senior Engineer at MPPGCL (Madhya Pradesh Power Generating Company). My passion for engineering comes from him. Watching him work is how I first understood what an engineer does. My mother, Vandana Ratnam, was a teacher and now works with the Department of Women and Child Development. She has been my first teacher for everything, from typing ...