ESP32 Weather Dashboard
A connected sensor project that sends temperature and humidity data to Firebase, with a hosted dashboard, history charts, and quick stats.
Music. Code. Sport. One curious mind, a thousand things to make.
Music in the headphones. Code on the screen. A racket in the bag. Always building the next thing.
Not built for just one lane. I like ideas that turn into something real — a sound, a working circuit, a better shot, or a project that actually ships.
I'm Garv — a music producer, badminton player, and hands-on tech enthusiast.
I spend time making sounds in FL Studio, experimenting with electronics and code, and figuring out how to make projects work outside the tutorial.
My favourite kind of learning is building something myself, breaking it, fixing it, and making version two better.
A snapshot of the worlds I like to mix: connected devices, useful interfaces, music-reactive hardware, and creative experiments.
A connected sensor project that sends temperature and humidity data to Firebase, with a hosted dashboard, history charts, and quick stats.
Arduino experiments where audio levels drive LEDs, relays, and servo movement — bringing sound out of the speakers and into the room.
From live data dashboards to little quality-of-life scripts, I enjoy turning fiddly workflows into tools that feel clear and practical.
Badminton keeps me competitive and present. Music and tech keep me experimenting. Different skills, same mindset: show up, learn, repeat.
Each interest scratches a different itch — expression, problem-solving, or competition.
Building ideas into beats in FL Studio. Sound design, rhythm, layers, and the tiny tweaks that make a track click.
ESP32, Arduino, sensors, Firebase, and code. I like when digital ideas connect to the physical world.
Fast decisions, footwork, timing, and staying sharp. Sport is the reminder that progress comes from practice.
No fake milestones or made-up origin story — just the pattern behind the projects I enjoy.
A sound I want to make, a sensor I want to connect, or a repetitive task that could be automated.
Wire it up, write the code, test the mix, read the logs. Learn by doing rather than waiting for the perfect setup.
Fix the odd bug, tune the thresholds, clean up the interface, and keep testing until the result feels right.
Take what worked, learn from what didn't, and use it as the starting point for the next version.
Got a music idea, a weird tech experiment, or a project worth building? I'm always up for exploring something new.