Hi, I am
Siddhant Siwach
This is my little corner of the internet where I keep track of things I'm building, learning, breaking and probably overthinking.
I build stuff on the internet.
I build stuff on the internet
Mostly apps, websites, AI stuff, security tools and sometimes things that probably didn't need to exist.
some stuff I've built
basically, everything goes here.
Not everything I do needs to become a polished case study or a 10-minute blog post.
Sometimes I just learn something cool and wanna write it down.
Sometimes I build something dumb just to see if it'll work.
Sometimes that dumb thing actually works.
So I keep things pretty simple around here.-- sid
Work, notes, experiments
Sep 2026
Three buckets. Work is craft. Notes are things I am learning. Experiments are things I am trying without needing them to succeed.
Curiosity is allowed to wander
Sep 2026
The constraint is not the topic. The constraint is whether it belongs to making, understanding, or experimenting.
Notes can be tiny
Sep 2026
A note answers: what did I understand, notice, or want to remember? Not everything needs to become an essay.
Do the work first
Sep 2026
Curiosity, then the experiment, then notes. Do not start from “what can I post.”
Failure is first-class material
Sep 2026
A failed experiment is still a completed experiment. Hide less. Write down what actually happened.
Archive over feed
Sep 2026
Social posts disappear. The website is the long-term memory — something you can link, revisit, and correct.
Learning over authority
Sep 2026
Preferred posture: this is what I currently understand. Strong opinions are allowed. Certainty is not required.
Document the process, not just the outcome
Sep 2026
The useful parts are usually the ones people delete: wrong turns, broken builds, the thing that took too long.
This is a public notebook
Sep 2026
The site is a working desk, not a launch feed. The polished result is only one stage.
Social Media and Brain Rot
Oct 2024
A short article/notes on the use of the social media and its implications on the brain To Break Free of the social media brain rot, you need five elements:
The haunts of Procrastination
Sep 2024
A short TLDR; Every moment you waste is a piece of your life you’ll never get back. Procrastination isn’t just about putting off tasks—it’s choosing short-term comfort over your own potential. You might tell yourself you
Unlocking the Secrets to Long-Term Learning: Why Cramming and Overstudying Don’t Work
Aug 2024
Imagine spending hours studying for an exam, only to forget most of the material within a few weeks. This frustrating experience is all too common among students, and it raises a critical question: Why does so much of wh
Data types in flutter and the curious case of void in dart/flutter
Jul 2024
Understanding Const The const keyword helps Dart in optimizing the runtime performance of the app, as the widget that is defined as const will be stored in the device memory. So, whenever the same widget is required agai
