NCLEX Quiz Machine
Spaced-repetition quiz app that turns my messy pharmacology notes into daily practice questions.
I'm Haashim — a student nurse · vibe coder · enthusiast from India. Between clinical rotations I team up with AI to turn 2 AM ideas into real apps — learning in public, one shipped experiment at a time.
Apps I prompted into existence between lectures and night shifts — nursing problems, solved in code.
Spaced-repetition quiz app that turns my messy pharmacology notes into daily practice questions.
Medication reminder app I vibe-coded for my grandmother — big buttons, loud alarms, zero fuss.
Structured shift-handoff notes in seconds — because nobody should be writing reports at 6 AM.
Rotation hours, procedures and preceptor sign-offs — tracked without a single spreadsheet.
Paste a lecture, get a deck. AI-generated flashcards that actually survive exam week.
A very unserious bingo game for my cohort — 'IV pump beeping at 3 AM' takes the center square.
I'm Haashim — a nursing student in India spending my days on clinical rotations and my nights building apps with AI. No CS degree; just curiosity, a laptop, and an unreasonable tolerance for 2 AM debugging.
Nursing taught me to stay calm in chaos, think in systems, and explain complicated things simply. Vibe coding lets me fix the small annoyances I see on the ward — clunky handoff notes, missed medication reminders, boring study methods.
Based in India — always up for a collab, a hackathon or a good study playlist.
“I'll sleep after exams, my shift ends and the deploy goes green. So… never.”
Depending on the hour, you'll find me in one of these modes — all of them running on chai.
Nursing student on clinical rotations — patient assessments, med passes, and learning to stay calm when every monitor is beeping at once.
Vibe coder — I team up with AI tools to turn 2 AM ideas into working apps. No CS degree, just curiosity and shipping.
Professional enthusiast — side quests, random rabbit holes and new skills, documented for science.
India — Clinical rotations across med-surg, community health and the ER — plus the occasional 12-hour shift.
Late nights, India — Learned React, Next.js and Tailwind by shipping small apps, breaking them, and shipping them again.
Teaching hospital — Survived my first 12-hour shift and found out I genuinely love the chaos.
Open to internships, collabs, hackathon teams and interesting problems. Tell me what you're building — or your best clinical story. I usually reply between lectures.
India · Ward by day, code by night