My mission is to build software that feels personal — tools, archives, and interfaces where design and engineering meet.
Vikramaditya Singh
About
Hi, I’m Vikramaditya Singh — I build digital products that care about how they look, how they feel, and what they remember.
Most of my time goes into personal software: an AI-native creative dashboard called XMay, and ArchiveOS — a small operating system for my own history, inspired by the machines I grew up too late to use. I like projects where the interface is the product.
My work sits at the intersection of design and engineering. I care about motion that has physics, typography that has opinions, and systems that stay simple enough to finish. I’d rather ship one considered detail than ten features nobody asked for.
This site is where the threads come together. If something here resonates — an idea, a tool, a collaboration — I’d genuinely like to hear about it.
*Always happy to talk shop — design systems, motion, or weird personal software. My inbox is open.
Now building
I work in the open on small, opinionated software. Right now that means XMay — an AI-native creative dashboard with personas, credits, and a liquid-glass motion system. Follow along for the unpolished middle of the process: the dead ends, the details, and the occasional thing that ships.
