Foundkeep
AvailableFound it? Keep it.
Save the page, the detail, or the thought. Keep it with its source in one private, searchable collection.

I build products for the web, mobile, and the people working with agents. Useful ideas, carried through to something you can use.
Save the page, the detail, or the thought. Keep it with its source in one private, searchable collection.
Every bug.
The whole story.
A React component library with interactive previews, source code, and MCP access for the coding agent helping you build.
Follow the change in chapters. Read the diff, ask about the details, and prepare your feedback inside BB.
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Product engineering by day.
A few more things I couldn’t leave unbuilt.
My work across Emergent’s web experience, mobile app, visual editing, and the tools that help the team ship.
The Astra collection: standalone websites, the original prompt, and a gallery to explore them all.
Agent skills and utilities for the work around the work.
The thinking, detours, and details behind the work.

The story behind Limpet: automatic local failover and a careful merge back when the drive returns. A small Bash tool built around an everyday problem.
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From misaligned ASCII to an interactive React Flow canvas. Why I built claude-canvas and how it fits into a coding session.
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A look at the editor, publishing pipeline, and decisions behind turning a visual page into a fast, static site.
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I’m Pritam Sharma, a software engineer based in Bangalore. I work across frontend, mobile, and the systems that connect them—taking an idea from its first rough version to something people can use.
I’m a founding engineer at Emergent AI, where my work spans the web frontend and React Native mobile app. Before that, I co-founded Dalovinium and built products at Scaler.
Outside that work, I’m building Foundkeep, Zeus UI, and Bug Dossier: tools for keeping good finds, building interfaces, and investigating the things that break. I also make open-source BB extensions for reviewing code, following agent work, and making a workspace your own.