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Arvind builds things: AI and digital transformations for Fortune 500s at McKinsey, a tutoring marketplace started in his college dorm with $250, and SPAC and trading analytics for a $2B fund.
Lately, a growing fleet of browser instruments, games, and worlds — audiovisual playgrounds, data pipelines, and a vision for the future. Precise because he has to be, underground because he wants to be.
The professional line, in brief. Facts below, story above.
Built solo with AI-assisted vibe coding — engineered like instruments, kept like a garden.
Finance, inspectable decision studies, and an agenda that keeps the day honest.
Decision: After risk-off, fund $1.5m within 30 days without counting late-settling credit as usable cash.
Rejected: Selling floating-rate credit for “more proceeds” when settlement misses the deadline.
Limits: First-order sensitivities; not LCR; synthetic; not advice. Arvind owns direction/framing; AI-assisted implementation; synthetic ≠ track record.
Games, audiovisual instruments, animation worlds, and the tools that keep them flying.
Self-contained browser games. No installs, no accounts — open a page and play.
Browser instruments from the AVIARY — one enclosure, many birds.
Worlds, scenes, and a rider in a golden-hour bazaar.
Most of these run in the background — the rigging that keeps the stage lit. A few more are still in the wings.
Bursts grouped, borderline shots flagged, decisions back in Lightroom. Next up: keywording, metadata editing and bird detection.
Raw drone footage, cut to a two-minute reel where its energy curve peaks. Also feeds Saffron Rider.