OMSR Tech

Things I build,
put somewhere you can use them.

I'm Om. I write software across chess, machine learning and embedded systems. This is where the finished pieces live — not screenshots or write-ups, but the actual working things.

Projects

1 live · 2 in progress

OMSR Chess

Live

A chess trainer and engine that runs entirely in your browser. 46 openings, 403 named variations, 20 traps, and a full tactics and endgame curriculum. Eight bot levels. No account, works offline.

JavaScript PWA offline
Play

Dhanvantari Vision

In progress

Tuberculosis chest X-ray triage. A CNN trained on GPU reorders the reading queue so the films most likely to show disease are read first, and routes ambiguous cases to a human instead of guessing. A research tool — not a diagnostic device.

PyTorch ResNet-18 Streamlit

Lantern

In progress

A small, warm, private-by-default photo network. No public counts, no recommendation engine, no streaks. Direct messages are end-to-end encrypted in the browser.

Flask E2EE Python

About

Most of what I build starts as a thing I wanted to exist and couldn't find. The chess trainer came out of wanting to learn openings properly without a subscription or an account. The X-ray work came out of reading that the bottleneck in tuberculosis screening is readers, not films.

I care about software that is honest about what it does — tools that don't manufacture engagement, don't hide what they collect, and say plainly where they stop being reliable.

Reach me at om@omsrtech.com.