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Crop a scan, arrange pages and reduce size while checking that the text survives.
Building practical software for developers, businesses, field teams, Android users, and educators.
Android, Windows and web products with local-first workflows, clear product experiences, and dependable release engineering.
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Worked examples with sample inputs, expected results and checks you can repeat. Choose a task, then use the product manual for the detailed controls.
Crop a scan, arrange pages and reduce size while checking that the text survives.
Check a fictional JSON body, URL values, identifiers and time units before sharing a report.
Connect site photos to a location, an observation and a clear follow-up.
Turn one syllabus outcome into five sessions and track what students actually completed.
Check what notification previews can preserve and why some messages cannot be recovered.
My work sits between product design and implementation: understand the workflow, reduce unnecessary complexity, then build the software so it remains dependable in everyday use.
I’m Baishalya Roul, known online as Baisalya. This is my official home for software, practical guides and public profiles.
I work primarily with Flutter and Android, and I also build Windows and web experiences around the products I ship. The current software in this repository spans developer tooling, shop operations, construction workflows, teacher tools, notification history, and field documentation.
A recurring theme across these products is ownership: ordinary files where possible, offline or local-first workflows where they matter, and product surfaces that explain what the software actually does rather than hiding behind feature lists.
Start from the real workflow and build around the job the software needs to finish.
Use offline and local-first patterns when reliability, ownership, or field use makes them the better fit.
Treat documentation, validation, platform behavior, and recovery as part of the product — not cleanup after coding.
EduSheet is fully released on Android and Windows, and PaperAid is now available on Android and Windows. Use the official store links to install released apps or check each product's platform availability. Construction ERP is sold per customer through a workflow-led rollout.
EduSheet is fully released on Android and Windows through Google Play and Microsoft Store.
Plan the syllabus, manage lessons and build assessments across Android and Windows.
EduSheet is more than a question-paper maker. It connects syllabus management, lesson and weekly planning, classroom resources, teaching progress and math-first assessment creation on phone and desktop.
Current access: Android and Windows are publicly released. Install directly from Google Play or Microsoft Store.
Run everyday operations without cloud dependence.
Billing and operations for repair shops, grocery and retail, restaurants, tailors, garages, and other everyday businesses — with stock, staff, branches, reports, and recovery.
Windows release is now live on the Microsoft Store. Android is now available through Google Play closed testing; tester enrollment may be required.
Direct store links are shown only where a real public listing exists.
Local-first workspace for plans, knowledge, APIs, Git and review-first AI workflows.
DevDesk brings files, plans, knowledge, API testing, Git and review-first AI into one local-first workspace built for real project work.
GPS and timestamped field-proof photos, videos, notes and PDF reports.
Local-first scanning, PDF, image and document tools. Android and Windows are publicly released through Google Play and Microsoft Store.
The official websites, guides and support pages are live. Store releases are still being prepared, so no unofficial download is offered.
A child-focused learning experience with an official ad-free product website.
Construction ERP is available through a per-customer rollout. NotiVault remains a coming-soon roadmap product with no public installer yet.
Connects tender value, budgets, daily work, stock, labour, machinery, approvals and reports for site and office teams.
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Preserves selected chat notification previews before they disappear, with voice notes and media saved when the notification exposes them.
Visit NotiVault Website ↗I work across product structure, application behavior, local data, platform delivery, and release hardening. The emphasis changes by product, but the goal stays the same: software that is understandable, recoverable, and dependable in everyday use.
Application engineering
Flutter-based applications for Android and Windows, with platform behavior treated as part of the product rather than as a final packaging step.
Data & resilience
Products such as DevDesk, ShopPilot, Construction ERP, and NotiVault are designed around local ownership, offline continuity, recovery, or device-first storage where the workflow calls for it.
Workflow design
I structure interfaces around the work that has to move through them: billing, inventory, project operations, field evidence, teaching tools, API workspaces, and documentation.
Release engineering
Validation scripts, documentation, privacy/support surfaces, platform-specific release checks, and regression protection are treated as engineering deliverables.
No percentage bars or arbitrary proficiency scores — these are the technologies and engineering areas visible in the software being built here.
Start with the job, constraints, platform, and failure cases.
Define product boundaries, data ownership, states, and navigation.
Implement the smallest coherent architecture that supports the real workflow.
Exercise recovery, regressions, accessibility, responsiveness, and edge cases.
Package documentation, release surfaces, and validation with the product.
For a product question, choose the product below. For a new build, share the target platform, the workflow that matters, and the constraint that cannot be ignored.
Use the product selector so the message arrives with the right context.
What should become faster, clearer, safer, or easier to recover?