A reverse Turing Test where humans act as AI assistants and AI acts as users. Built with Python, FastAPI, MongoDB, Groq, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Hi,
I'm
Kishore M.
A student developer
passionate about
technology.
Started experimenting with Telegram bots during the 2021 lockdown. Kept building until the experiments became software. Currently exploring backend architecture, APIs, and systems while balancing Grade 12.
01 — About
From lockdown curiosity to building software.
I'm a 17-year-old Grade 12 student developer passionate about building, learning, and exploring technology. My journey started during the 2021 lockdown when I discovered and began experimenting with Telegram bots.
I didn't begin with a curriculum or a career roadmap. I found Telegram bots, began modifying open-source projects, broke them, fixed them, and gradually became interested in what was happening underneath—handlers, network requests, databases, and deployment.
Today I mostly build backend-heavy applications, APIs, automation tools, and small products. I'm still figuring out where all of this leads. For now, I like building things and understanding how they actually work.
02 — Now
What I'm up to
Class 12 — boards year
Currently balancing my final year of high school with freelance development and open-source contributions.
Open source & freelancing
Building in public and taking on freelance software projects. Real clients, real deadlines, real code.
DSA & system design
Deepening fundamentals through Data Structures, Algorithms, and backend architecture — building a solid engineering foundation.
GitHub Contributions
03 — Stack
What I actually use.
Core Technologies
- PythonPrimary language
- JavaScriptFrontend & scripting
- HTMLWeb structure
- CSSUI styling & layouts
Backend & APIs
- FastAPIModern Python APIs
- FlaskLightweight web framework
Databases
- MySQLRelational database
- MongoDBNoSQL document database
- PostgreSQLAdvanced relational DB
- NeonServerless Postgres
Tools & Deployment
- GitVersion control
- LinuxDev environment
- VercelDeployment & hosting
- Visual Studio CodePrimary code editor
- PyPIPackage distribution
04 — Work
Selected Projects.
A slice of what I've shipped — backends, SDKs, and the bots that taught me how to build for real users.
AI-powered naming platform that generates meaningful Tamil, English, and Tanglish names for startups, SaaS products, apps, brands, and projects. Includes meanings, branding insights, and culturally inspired naming suggestions.
AI-powered communication assistant that improves messages for different audiences, platforms, and situations. Features tone-aware refinement, reply suggestions, tone analysis, and platform-specific optimization inspired by the Kaizen philosophy of continuous improvement.
Dark-themed developer pastebin with password protection, burn-after-read, and expiring pastes. FastAPI + PostgreSQL, inspired by Tokyo Ghoul.
Modern open-source URL shortener — fast redirects, password-protected links, expiry windows, QR codes, and a published Python SDK.
Zero-dependency CLI process spoofer created to save gigabytes of bandwidth during Discord Game Quests by simulating detectable application processes.
Lightweight AI-powered note app built with Streamlit + Groq. Fast capture, clean editing, AI-assisted refinement.
Python package / SDK to create, retrieve, and manage pastes from Python — with password, expiration, and burn-after-read support.
Developer-friendly SDK with QR generation, password links, and Telegram-bot integration examples using Pyrogram.
Earlier Work (10)2021 – 2022 · Telegram bots that started it all
Advanced Telegram group management bot. Supported 10,000+ groups at its peak.
Telegram automation bot inspired by the Sibyl System from Psycho-Pass, featuring modular plugins, group administration, and community moderation.
Modular Telegram anime and group management bot built with Pyrogram, Telethon, and SQLAlchemy.
Fast-paced wager and mini-games bot built with Pyrogram — competitive group play, built with developer friends.
Anime-themed Telegram bot for entertainment, GIF reactions, and community engagement using the Nekos.Best API.
Telegram group game bot with random truth questions, dare challenges, inline support, and group interaction system.
Spam prevention Telegram bot that protects private messages. Improved and maintained from SpEcHiDe's original project.
Archived Telegram moderation & enforcement system featuring anti-spam protection, reporting workflows, and MongoDB-powered management.
Python package for automatically posting memes, GIFs, and anime content to Telegram channels.
Pre-AI era Telegram programming assistant built around howdoi, delivering instant code snippets from StackOverflow before ChatGPT.
05 — Journey
2021 → Now
The commits that shaped who I am as a developer.
The Accidental Start
Curious during the lockdown, stumbled onto Telegram bots. Learned by modifying open-source templates, breaking and fixing things, and picking up Python syntax along the way.
The Bot Era
Built bots like SerenaRobot (supported 10,000+ groups at its peak), IdInvaded, and Wager. Learned Python, APIs, and databases through hands-on projects to make things work rather than following a fixed syllabus.
School Years
School was a bigger priority during Class 10 and Class 11. Coding stayed in the background as a hobby, without a formal roadmap or rigid curriculum.
Why Can't I Build One?
The Grade 12 turning point. Looked at familiar web tools like pastebins and URL shorteners and wondered: "Why can't I build my own version?"
From Rebuilding to Creating
KaguneBin and Redirox grew out of those experiments into standalone apps. Learned APIs, databases, web frameworks, and deployment to make them work, then packaged Python SDKs.
Still Figuring It Out
Balancing Grade 12 board preparations while building backend tools, APIs, and small products, driven by the simple question: "Can I build this myself?"
06 — Currently Learning
Always in progress.
Learning linked lists, recursion, and problem-solving patterns after gaining confidence with arrays and lists.
Practicing quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and puzzle-solving problems for upcoming competitive exams and assessment tests.
Learning contribution workflows, code review practices, and how large-scale projects are maintained.
07 — Blog
Recent Writing
Fresh notes from the workbench — a few of the latest posts on backend craft, tooling, and things I'm building in public.

I Sent an Email to Someone Who Doesn’t Exist
I started leaving messages for versions of myself I haven't met yet. Somewhere between a strange internet experiment and a few scheduled emails, I started thinking differently about time, goals, memory, and the person I'm becoming.

Nobody Knows Where I’m Going
I don't have a perfect plan for my future. I have a direction, a few questions, and a strong feeling that I need to experience something different before I decide where I belong.

Maybe I’ll Regret This Someday
Some things took me weeks, months, or even years to learn, yet when someone asks me for help, my answer is still usually: okay, sure. Maybe I'm giving away too much. Maybe I'm not. Either way, I don't want disappointment to turn me into someone who stops helping.
08 — Contact
Talk to me ·
Let's connect.
Whether you want to discuss backend systems, talk about code, explore a freelance project, or just say hello—my inbox is always open. Let's build something great.
kishoredxd@gmail.comOr drop a message
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