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 Title: My new home on the web: rachitmudaliar.dev I've been building in public for a while: apps, experiments, and a lot of late nights. Today it all gets one proper home. 👉 rachitmudaliar.dev Who I'm I'm Rachit Ratnam Mudaliar, a Software Systems student at Kauno Kolegija in Kaunas, Lithuania. I started with computers at age four, went through a strict military school in Dehradun, and now I build and publish my own apps as a freelance developer. What you'll find there - Duedial: an offline subscription tracker. No account, no internet, no tracking. - Kitchtally: an offline grocery and household tracker for Android and iPhone. - Target: a habit and goal tracker with flexible timing, hours targets, and weekly and monthly summaries. All three are free, private by design (they ask for no internet permission), and open source on GitHub. Why it matters Software should respect people: your data stays on your phone. That's the idea behind everything I make. Take a look, ...

From student to developer: my apps are now on GitHub

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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...