Bassam Kamal

AI fitness coach that uses on-device pose estimation to read exercise form. I took the ML models from training all the way to deployment on phones.

Final-year capstone. Multiplayer racing game on Steam. You play as a ball with dual grappling hooks, swinging through a procedural city and building up serious speed.

Browser extension that copies a Pinterest feed image straight to your clipboard on hover, no opening the pin. Shipped to the Chrome and Firefox stores. No account, no server, no tracking.

macOS menu bar app that slides today's to-do list into view from a plain markdown file, with a built-in focus timer. Edit in any editor, check off in the panel, and it writes back. No account, no database.

Desktop tool giving quadriplegic gamers a real UI to configure their QuadStick mouth-operated controller. On-screen profile editing over serial, with an automated CI/CD build pipeline.

Full company-automation SaaS. The flagship was marketing: generate and schedule entire marketing sprints, then auto-post them across every channel.

Small 3D engine I built from scratch in C++. Scene graph, quad and octree culling, PBR lighting, and a GPU particle system in custom GLSL.

Procedural city that generates its building layouts from a Voronoi diagram. Has a full day/night cycle.

GPU particle system that runs on instanced rendering. Different emitter shapes, custom shaders, plus physics affectors you can plug in.

Text renderer for OpenGL. Handles font sheets, word-wrap, ellipsis truncation, and multi-language strings.

App that helps restaurants cut waste. Scan ingredient expiry dates, track inventory by shipment, and see which dishes are at risk first. Built at UPEI Hackathon.

Hand-painted pirate game I built with Ben Harper. Showcased and played at the XP Gaming conference in PEI, where it won Community Choice by attendee vote.