Hi, I’m Susmit.

I make things that help people be understood.

I’m a senior at Academy of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, taking classes at College of the Canyons along the way. I want to understand how minds work, which is pulling me toward neuroscience, cognitive science and computational biology.

Most of what I build comes back to one question: how do you help someone be understood? Sometimes that means decoding EEG into words. Sometimes it’s an iPad app where no word ever moves, or a list of clinics rewritten so anyone can read it. A lot of it started at home.

Away from the screen, I volunteer at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, help out in my school’s sports medicine program and tutor kids at Kumon. I’ve danced Bollywood since I was ten. I compete in Science Olympiad, paint with acrylics, play tennis and am slowly getting better at guitar.

This site is where I keep all of it. It isn’t finished, and it isn’t meant to be.

  • Dancer.
  • Painter.
  • Tutor.
  • Volunteer.
  • Science Olympian.

How I work

  1. Start with the person.

    Every project begins with someone who needs to be understood, not with a technology.

  2. Plain words win.

    If a family can’t read it at a glance, it doesn’t work yet.

  3. Don’t fake the data.

    Real numbers or no numbers. Honest beats impressive.

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