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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.
What if we shared not just what we know, but how we think and work? I’m exploring how people can connect their knowledge across disciplines and create something neither could make alone.
Knowledge has limits. Experience compounds. The Brain Flywheel is the simple idea: share, build, learn, and give something back. Metapraxis makes the methods, open questions, and terms of collaboration clear enough to build on together.
The professional line, in brief. Facts below, story above.
Built solo with AI-assisted vibe coding — engineered like instruments, kept like a garden.
Tools for exploring trade-offs. Change an assumption, inspect what moves, and keep the reasoning visible.
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.
Things to play, hear, explore, and build on. Original code, art, music, and story, with the tools behind them.
Self-contained browser games. No installs, no accounts — open a page and play.
Make a sound, find a connection, build a set. Browser instruments and a music library that feeds the next idea.
Learn by changing something. Small worlds for testing a strategy, following an idea, or making a model less abstract.
Worlds, scenes, and a rider in a golden-hour bazaar.
A few things that make the next thing easier. Heron is open to explore; the backstage tools are local or private.
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.