Websites (in no particular order)

This site is just so I can quickly access my links - I develop with GitLab.

• Paper FYP

  FYP but for recent Tech articles. Uses Gemini API to summarise it and then has a link to the actual article to read more.

• Tech Paper and News Finder

  Fetches and aggregates research papers across general computer science, AI and machine learning, computational neuroscience, and neuroscience. Papers are grouped by topic, ordered chronologically, filterable by date range, and link directly to available PDFs from sources such as arXiv and Europe PMC APIs.

• Music Finder

  Uses an Apple Music XML export for song metadata and genres, the lyrics.ovh API to retrieve lyrics, and the Gemini API to analyse lyrical themes, tone and sentiment. Semantic search then finds songs from the library that best match a natural-language prompt.

• Accessibility-focused Notes

  Has sentence highlighting and a ruler that can be enabled to improve readability, as well as flashcards to help with the notes. This is specifically for my Year 3 Computer Science revision, to summarise what each lecture will be about.

• Photo Booth!

  I wanted to do a little computer vision project, which was really interesting for learning about the libraries and resources out there. This is a fun little photo booth website where you can take photos with filters and download them. Hand gestures are fun but can sometimes ruin the photo. I'll do another, more practical, computer vision project soon.

• AthenaGPT

  A chat interface connected to a Gemma 3 transformer. No data is collected or sent anywhere. It runs entirely in your browser using google/gemma-3-1b-it.

• Flashcards

  Import your LaTeX notes or text files in the correct format. Dark and light mode and various colours are available to increase concentration. Everything is stored locally in your browser, with no login required. You might lose everything if you delete your browser history, but there is a way to download your decks and import them again. I might introduce a database to store account data in the future, but right now this is good enough for my studies.

• Code Music

  Very empty right now, but it's coding music for anyone to play. Writing code is much more challenging than writing a score of music!

• Games

  This is a pixel styled website, working to make an old-style games website. Currently just has the duck game which I find quite fun.