Praharsh Bhatt

In 2021, I spearheaded the development of Junglee Rummy, which became the most popular Rummy game. This mobile sensation quickly amassed a staggering 30 million users worldwide. Leveraging Flutter, I meticulously crafted and optimized the app's login, profile, cash, in-app purchases (IAP), and help sections during the initial release quarter.

Through these tailored interfaces, the app garnered a remarkable daily reach exceeding 10 million users, underscoring its impact and user engagement. Furthermore, I innovatively designed various iterations of these screens to enhance user experience and conduct comprehensive user research, ensuring continuous refinement and heightened interaction within Junglee Rummy.

Developed an AI-powered voice assistant for Android during high school, marking the beginning of my development journey. The assistant supported multilingual conversations with a strong focus on user privacy. Designed to be an all-in-one virtual assistant, it handled a wide range of tasks, including answering questions, taking selfies, providing navigation assistance, and delivering personalized updates based on user interests. Within two years of its launch, Extreme Assistant attracted 2+ million users. I actively maintained the app until 2019, after which I decided to unpublish it.

The voice assistant is the second most popular voice assistant app on the Google Play Store after Google Assistant. It was selected for Google’s Made in India initiative in August 2017. It currently has 1+ million active users. The assistant was nominated for the GMASA Awards 2017, third runner-up for the best productivity app after Vodafone and Xender. It helped users dictate highly complex commands to their phone and delivered high
performance, and accurate results to their search queries.

Collaborated with the state government of Bihar and Healstation Foundation NGO to revolutionize the traditional process of screening over 100,000 potential patients through door-to-door visits. I developed a comprehensive set of Android, iOS, and web apps using Flutter, providing a highly aggregated view of millions of patients. This significantly streamlined the workflow, reducing the process from weeks to just a few days.

The solution enabled the treatment of over 10,000 mental health patients in rural India within the first year alone. The apps featured offline caching, allowing them to work seamlessly in areas with poor or no internet connectivity.

The success of the project helped NGOs track recovery rates effectively, and HealStation Foundation was awarded first place in Startup India, securing government funding for its impactful mobile solutions.