Public work / Singapore
I’m Tanveer, based in Singapore. I like turning an idea into something I can see and try, then finding a way to make it better. These are my personal projects, from creative experiments and small tools to games and useful local products.
Each project below includes its current status and a link to the product, source, or build story.
01 / macOS screen studioAvailable for macOS
A free, local-first screen studio for macOS, built by Tanveer Riaz. Record a display, app, or window, polish the frame and pointer, edit a timeline, and export MP4.
The public product site includes a downloadable macOS app, a studio tour, and setup instructions for its CLI and MCP integration.
02 / Hackathon dining companionPublic prototype
Four teammates, about two hours, and a dining companion showcased to Anthropic in a room of 600 people at the Claude Community Opus 5.5 Build Day at Grab.
A public restaurant-menu prototype, project source and presentation. Menu onboarding, conversational ordering, diner memory and kitchen flows are implemented in the shared code.
03 / Family gameLive
A game for my daughter, preserving her little voice from five years ago. Originally built for Android, now upgraded with Astra for web and mobile.
Play the live endless runner with Zara’s original voice recordings, donuts to collect, and obstacles to dodge.
04 / Hackathon prototypePublic prototype
A playful way for coworkers to meet beyond their usual circles through a short Skill Swap or Social Connect break.
Both choices lead from picking a break to meeting a clearly labelled demo sidekick, completing a shared activity, and saving a small takeaway on the device.
05 / Native macOS companionLocal prototype
A quiet macOS dashboard for the CORSAIR XENEON EDGE, bringing existing coding sessions, expressive companions and clearly labelled usage information onto one wide display.
Build story with a native sample-session dashboard, rendered companion video and an attributed CORSAIR product image.
06 / Building nowPublic beta
A colour-system studio that generates accessible OKLCH palettes, wires them into live interface previews, and exports a DESIGN.md a coding agent can follow.
Five live preview types, measured contrast, and agent-ready design output.
07 / Open sourcePublic
A public library of reusable AI-agent skills: focused procedures that turn prompt experiments into repeatable execution.
26 published skills, cross-agent conventions, security-first guidance, MIT licensed.
08 / Singapore productLive
A halal food discovery companion for Singapore: ask Sherlock Scones for places to eat, with certification information sourced from the MUIS Halal Directory.
No account needed to get started; search by dish, cuisine, neighbourhood, or postal code.
09 / Fictional banking demoLive demo
A fictional AI-banking interface used to explore how conversational assistance, financial context, and bounded agent actions might fit together.
A live public interface using mock data only; it is a learning demo, not a financial service.
10 / Browser toolLive
A browser extension that turns rough instructions into structured prompts inside the AI tools people already use.
One-click workflow with 23 prompt frameworks across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more.
11 / Open-source pipelinePublic
A local-first Python pipeline that researches, scripts, assembles, narrates, and renders short videos from a topic.
CLI and local dashboard over the same pipeline, with explicit checkpoints and reproducible project folders.
Live
A one-click browser extension that converts webpages into clean Markdown for agents, notes, and knowledge bases.
No account, no backend, no build step; handles readable content, tables, forms, and useful embedded regions.
13 / Data experimentBuild story
A playful leaderboard for tiny coding companions - and a build story about replacing persuasive mock data with verifiable public signals.
The useful part is the correction: provenance labels, real public data, and an explicit scoring model.
14 / Family gameLive
A logo discovery adventure with four islands, twelve trails, 48 logos, gentle clues, and a sticker book. Tap to play, with optional typing and voice.
Progress and stickers stay in the browser. No account is needed, and voice is optional.