SELECTED WORK & ONGOING EXPERIMENTS
MAKESOMETHINGMATTER.
I’m Ritvik. I build software at Shopify.
Here are a few things I’ve made.
EXPLORE↓
HACK THE NORTH · 2026
Dealify
Name your price.
The shop can counter.
Ask for a better deal. The AI handles the conversation; a separate pricing engine decides which offers the shop can accept.
HACK THE NORTH 2026Shopify: Hack Shopping with AI winner
How an offer gets accepted
The language model handles the conversation. A shared TypeScript engine decides which offers are valid. A merchant Console makes negotiations visible, and a simulation tests policies against 300 seeded synthetic shoppers. Built with Bryan Maristanez and Ricardo Gao.
React / TypeScript / Shopify
Explore the source
MARKET DATA · MACHINE LEARNING
Synapse
Predictions are
a starting point.
Stock data, experimental predictions, and a learning hub in one place. Built to explore the numbers and ask better questions.
What’s behind the predictions
Synapse Investments brings a prediction interface, trading tools, and a learning hub into one application. A React frontend connects to Python-based machine learning and Supabase. Model outputs are experimental, not guaranteed returns.
React / Python / Supabase

STUDY PLANNING · FOCUS TOOLS
StudyFlow
One session
at a time.
A Pomodoro timer, goals, and a calendar that live together. Plan the work, start a session, then see how it went.
Inside the study workspace
Pomodoro sessions, goals, calendars, and learning analytics share one workspace. Built with React and TypeScript, with Node.js, Express, and Recharts in the stack.
React / TypeScript / Recharts

A LITTLE ABOUT ME
STILL
FIGURING
IT OUT.
I’m Ritvik, a software developer at Shopify in Toronto. I’m also studying Digital Technologies at York University through Dev Degree.
Dealify began at Hack the North with Bryan Maristanez and Ricardo Gao. Other projects here explore markets, studying, and student publishing.
The story so far
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?
WHAT
IF WE
BUILT IT?
Have a project in mind, or a question about the work? I’d like to hear it.
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