I'm a Computer Science student at Western University, set to graduate in 2026, and I love creating tech solutions that make a positive impact. I've been hands-on with full-stack development, working with Node.js, React.js, Angular.js, and many more tools to build apps that solve real-world problems.
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(In active development, Private Repository)
Brainrot is a mobile app designed to track and gamify your time spent scrolling on TikTok and Instagram. The goal is to bring awareness to the mass scrolling epidemic.
It calculates your "brainrot score" and allows you to compete with friends on leaderboards. Key features include:
- Tracking Time on Social Media: Calculates reels scrolled based on active time.
- Global & Friend Leaderboards: Compete with friends and others to see who scrolls the most.
- Engaging Metrics: Visualize distance scrolled or brainrot points to gamify the experience.
- Friend System: Connect with friends for more competitive fun.
- Accolades and Quizzes: Unlock achievements and take fun quizzes to increase your score.
The app uses Java for the Android frontend and integrates with a cloud backend for leaderboard synchronization.
[Repository link coming soon!]
At HackWestern X, I led a team to develop Attentify, a productivity web app and Chrome extension tailored for the ADHD community. We collected responses from over 150 people through a Reddit poll to tailor the app to their needs. Features include:
- Pomodoro Timer
- Google Calendar Integration
- Custom Chatbot using the OpenAI API
- Custom Floating Notepad that is tab-exclusive
Check out Attentify on Devpost »
(In progress, Private Repository)
As a Software Developer at Impact Earth @ Western University, I'm upgrading a legacy Angular application to version 18, including replacing the outdated maps system with the new Google Maps API.
(Completed, Private Repository)
At Carolinian Canada Coalition, I developed a Python command-line script with hash-based duplication protection, automating the extraction and analysis of over 23,798 lines of Facebook post data. This saved over $6,300 in work hours and improved social media research efficiency by 75%. The tool is now being utilized in research for a scientific journal.
I developed an ARM7 Assembly program to validate Universal Product Codes (UPCs), enhancing my understanding of low-level programming and computer architecture.
At IveyHacks 2023, my team and I won second place by developing a mobile app prototype for our sponsor, Cyder. We successfully pitched our product to CEOs, technical and marketing leads, as well as an auditorium of participants.
- Languages: Java, JavaScript, Python, Kotlin, C++, ARM7 Assembly
- Frameworks & Libraries: Node.js, React.js, Angular.js, Express.js
- Databases: MongoDB, SQL, NoSQL
- Tools & Platforms: Git, GitHub, Docker, Linux, UNIX, Bash, Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA
- Other: REST APIs, Unit Testing, Debugging, CI/CD, SDLC, Documentation Writing
- 2nd Place - IveyHacks Case Competition
- Vice President of Events - TMA (Secured record-breaking $315 food sponsorship deal)
- Co-Founder - Mustang Tutors (Managed 5 tutors)
- DECA Case Comp - Regional Finalist
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/faseeh-naqvi