Raahat
Shah

Medical student and developer. I build considered tools that help people focus, learn and live with their computers.

Seven things I've built, and why they exist.

Finalist

Revision for UK medical finals that measures what you can actually do, and shows you where that disagrees with what you think.

WebMedicineSpaced repetition
Finalist's dashboard, with a route built from your answers

HOURGLASS

A focus timer for people who can't stick to a timetable, inside a little pixel-art company that works exactly as long as you do.

AndroidFocusRadio
Three HOURGLASS screens: a mine at work, the day's contract, and the break room

POLARIS

Everything your computer is for, in one calm place, with an assistant you can trust to run it.

DesktopLinux first

BlockOut

Your tasks as a treemap, so a whole month of work reads at a glance and the day plans itself around it.

WebPlanning
BlockOut's treemap of revision, flashcards and sign-offs

Binder

Notes, wiki pages and HTML files kept in one binder, with an AI panel that knows what you have open.

WebNotesAI
A Mandarin study plan kept in Binder

Invoice Crawler

Drop in a folder of invoices and get a clean spreadsheet back: dates, totals, VAT and suppliers, read for you.

WindowsLinuxAccountancy

Truesight

Four different ways of spotting AI-written text, side by side, so you can judge for yourself instead of trusting one score.

DesktopRuns locally

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Syncra, by Raahat ShahMade in the United Kingdom