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hey! my name is alyah (she/her) and i’m an
11th grade IB student situated in
ontario, canada. I love
exploring new things (thus my
many new hobbies) and being creative by
building new projects. programming-wise, i’m especially interested in
web design/development,
game design/development and
ai + machine learning.
in my spare time, you’d most often find me hanging out with my friends,
reading, playing with my sister, or trying out new
tools.
Rhythm Crossing is an interactive rhythm game inspired by the popular VR game Beat Saber. It runs by connecting a phone (as the console) to a laptop and utilizing it’s IMU sensors. This project was built during JamHacks 10, the first hackathon I attended. This was also was my first time working with concepts such as using the browser's DeviceMotionEvent / DeviceOrientationEvent APIs.
Academica is a student life planner and dashboard that connects the ideas from popular tools such as Notion, Google Calendar, todoist, Flocus, lifeat, Motion, and Reclaim AI into an all-in-one productivity tool. This tool interconnects smart AI calendar scheduling, study routines, pomodoro timers, and much more to be personalized to every user. This web app is a current work in progress.
Daydream Village is a cozy, pixelated game created at Hack Club's Sunbeam, an all-girls social hacking event. Users start off with an empty town and drag and drop a variety of objects that increase or decrease the town's happiness score. Daydream Village won the "Most Creative" award as well as second (one vote difference) for audience's choice.
