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Open-source registry / India
Zenith is a working index of civic ideas, developer tools, and systems experiments by Roshan Kr Singh. Read the source, try the demos, and decide what is useful to you.
The registry
Search by project, language, or topic. The index keeps the full repository description visible so a useful first impression does not depend on a tooltip.
An AI-powered, fully automated Indian news aggregator — built to surface verified, source-checked stories from across the nation in real time. A TypeScript pipeline that fuses scraping, classification, and editorial automation into a single live newsroom.
A developer utility registry and showcase for Zenith open source — centralized hub for discovering, browsing, and accessing community tools.
Lightweight and fast AI-powered productivity assistant for your browser — an intelligent extension that helps you research, summarize, and work smarter from any tab.
Blueprint for modernizing India's electronic voting system — a transparent, verifiable, and tamper-resistant architecture proposal designed for the world's largest democracy.
Multi-tenant SaaS Telegram bots for academic notifications, automation, and student workflows — a Python platform built to keep universities and learners updated in real time.
Telegram bot layered for India verified news automation — delivers fact-checked, source-verified Indian news stories directly to Telegram channels and groups in real time.
Indian vendors billing web application — a clean, transparent invoicing and receipt management system built for small businesses, counter terminals, and local vendors.
PulseWire and EasyEffects presets for Linux — a curated audio chain library for creators, gamers, and engineers running open source desktop stacks.
Windows OS activation and housekeeping utilities — reproducible, transparent open source tooling for license checks, system audits, and clean-boot automation.
Custom GRUB bootloader themes and presets for Linux — student-friendly, aesthetic multi-boot setups with readable, minimal typography.
Auto-generate beautiful, structured README files for any repository — built for developers who care about discoverability and onboarding.
Small, inspectable experiments
These controls are front-end illustrations of project directions. They do not call a production model or perform cryptography in your browser.
Select a headline to see how a human-readable label could be presented alongside the source context.
The wording is descriptive and names the work directly. This example is for exploring the interface, not a live editorial verdict.
The working stack
These are the languages, frameworks, and infrastructure themes represented across the registry. They are a map of the work, not a promise that every project uses every tool.
Low-level memory, OOP, and algorithmic thinking across multiple paradigms.
Component-based architecture, async state, and responsive design at scale.
Relational vs NoSQL modeling, distributed VCS, Linux administration.
The person behind the index
Roshan Kr Singh is an independent developer and systems engineer based in India. Zenith is a place to make experiments easier to find, inspect, and carry into your own work.
“Open source is the first step of genuine development.”
@roshhellwett · Maintainer
