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Vismay Tiwari

I build useful systems at the seam between devices, browsers, backends, and AI.
Backend-heavy engineer · local-first toolmaker · open-source contributor
Distributed systems · Search · Payments · Observability · AI agents · Production LLM infrastructure

Portfolio Projects Open-source contributions


Things I’ve built

I like software that removes a small, stubborn bit of friction—and remains understandable after the clever part is over.

Local, two-way file transfer between macOS and Android.

No cloud, cables, or account. Transfers are resumable and protected with local TLS, session tokens, strict cookies, and rate-limited authentication.

TypeScript Electron Express Vitest

Explore HotDrop →

A private conversion toolkit that runs entirely in the browser.

Work with Markdown, PDF, JSON, CSV, images, Base64, and Slack formatting without uploading files to somebody else’s server.

React TypeScript Vite WASM

Try it live ↗ · Source →

A tiny native macOS browser picker.

Click a link, choose a browser, move on. A focused AppKit utility with no embedded browser engine, network service, telemetry, or Electron-sized RAM tax.

Swift AppKit Launch Services

Explore MultiBrowse →

🔗 Mac2And

A native clipboard bridge from macOS to Android.

Clipboard sync with AES-GCM encryption, Keychain-backed secret rotation, QR onboarding, device controls, and a deliberately documented threat model.

Swift CryptoKit Keychain ngrok

Explore Mac2And →


Built across the stack

The side projects show how I think. My production work shows how far I can take it—from a product surface all the way down through APIs, data systems, infrastructure, and reliability.

Area Systems I’ve worked on Technologies
Backend platforms High-throughput APIs, payments, idempotency, reconciliation, and distributed services Python, Go, Ruby, PostgreSQL, MySQL
Search & data Indexing, analyzers, relevance, low-latency retrieval, and large document collections Elasticsearch, SQL, Redis
Events & experimentation Kafka pipelines, queues, async workers, A/B testing, segmentation, and rule engines Kafka, workers, caches, event-driven systems
AI infrastructure Agents, tool-use orchestration, eval pipelines, tracing, debugging, and cost optimization Python, LLM SDKs, Sentry, Grafana
Cloud & reliability Kubernetes platforms, AWS networking, load balancers, incidents, and performance tuning AWS, EKS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform
Product engineering Browser tools, native macOS utilities, and full-stack product surfaces TypeScript, React, Swift, AppKit
200M+
users served
200M+
events / day
10M+
search documents
99.9999%
payments uptime
~22%
lower LLM cost

That range is deliberate: I’m comfortable moving between product decisions, application code, distributed architecture, infrastructure, and the ugly production edge cases in between.


How I like to build

Principle What it means in practice
🎯 Useful over flashy Start with real friction and make the happy path obvious.
🔒 Local-first when possible Keep private data on the user’s device and remove unnecessary infrastructure.
🧱 Simple surface, serious internals Small tools still deserve resilient protocols, tests, and explicit security boundaries.

Open source

I contribute across AI infrastructure, SDKs, developer tooling, testing, and backend reliability:

Langfuse · pytest · LangChain Google · LiteLLM · MCP Toolbox · Crush

See all pull requests →


Working set: Python · Go · Ruby · TypeScript · Swift · SQL · Kafka · Redis · PostgreSQL · Elasticsearch · Kubernetes · AWS · Docker · Terraform · LLM tooling


Build small. Think in systems. Ship the useful thing.

Portfolio · Projects · Open source

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  1. hotdrop hotdrop Public

    Local two-way file transfer between macOS and Android over Wi-Fi — no internet, no cloud, no cables.

    TypeScript

  2. mac2and mac2and Public

    Swift

  3. multi_browse multi_browse Public

    Tiny native macOS browser picker for links

    Swift

  4. portfolio portfolio Public

    HTML