Ovuge is where students upload real projects, find collaborators, and get verified recognition for the work they actually put in. No stars needed. No scavenger hunt links.
Student developers spend hundreds of hours building. Three walls stop them every time.
A meme gets more likes than three months of engineering. Generic social feeds are optimized for virality — not effort, not depth, not code quality.
Ovuge's feed ranks projects by depth and engineering effort, not algorithm luck. Serious work gets seen by serious people — by default.
A fully-starred repo with a wall-of-text README has near-zero discoverability outside your existing network. Nobody cold-opens READMEs.
Every project gets its own dedicated page with a built-in Code Explorer, a demo video slot, and an AI-generated Snapshot. Evaluate the work directly — no README required.
Landing page link. GitHub link. A Figma link. Then explaining it yourself because nobody reads the README. There is no single place that hosts code, demos, and the team.
One link. One PID. Project, code, video, and team — all unified under a single Project ID. The fragmented workflow is gone.
Every project on Ovuge gets its own dedicated page with a native Code Explorer and a Demo Video slot. Recruiters and peers browse your full file tree directly — without context-switching to GitHub or reading a wall-of-text README.
View the full file tree and syntax-highlighted source code for any project directly on Ovuge — no tab-switching, no cloning.
Upload a short demo directly to the project page. One scroll, full understanding — no hunting for a YouTube link buried in a README.
Auto-generated summaries so anyone understands your architecture, stack, and goals in under 30 seconds — before reading a single line of code.
A Go-based distributed job queue with Redis-backed persistence, priority lanes, and a real-time dashboard.
Every project on Ovuge receives a unique 6-digit Project ID (e.g., #GL646923). Search it from anywhere on the platform, link it in a message, or put it in your resume — it resolves to the exact project forever. No more scavenger hunt links.
Every PID is unique across the entire platform. One search, one result — no disambiguation required.
Type #GL646923 in the global search bar and land directly on the project page. No username, no repo name needed.
PIDs are permanent. Rename the project, change the stack, hand it off to a new team — the PID never changes.
Posts on Ovuge are tied to a specific project. They exist for one purpose: communicating real engineering progress to your team, your peers, and your future collaborators. This is not a general social feed.
v0.4 is live — gRPC server-side streaming cuts p99 latency from 800ms to 40ms. Backpressure handling is solid.
Scalable task scheduling for distributed systems.
Switching BullMQ out for a custom in-house queue backed by Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY — cuts bundle by 3MB.
AI agent that converts Figma designs to React code.
Found a race condition in the priority lane scheduler — two workers claiming the same job under heavy load. Fix in progress.
Collaboration is messy. Ovuge gives your team a dedicated workspace out of the box, with strict guardrails to keep your project yours.
Owners can open their project to applications and immediately see a pool of verified, interested candidates — each with a portfolio and a project history. One click to accept, one click to pass.
Every direct invite routes to a dedicated collaboration inbox — entirely separate from notifications. No one is ever automatically added to a project. Manual consent is non-negotiable on both sides.
Active Tasks
Set up Redis connection pool with retry logic
Implement priority lane logic for job isolation
Dashboard UI — queue metrics and charts
Proof of Work
Project Chat
Redis pool is live. Latency is 4ms p99.
2m agogRPC protos done, pushing to main.
8m agoWorking on priority lanes — ETA tonight.
15m agoThe moment you join a project, a full collaboration environment is unlocked — no setup, no invites to external tools, no Discord link hunting. Built-in chat, task ownership, and proof-of-work submissions are ready immediately.
A dedicated message thread for the team. Not a group DM — a workspace channel scoped strictly to the project.
Create tasks, assign owners, and track completion inside the workspace. No Trello tab, no Notion link.
Link your individual contribution — a Figma file, a personal repo fork, a deployed URL. Every contribution is permanently attributed.
One tab. Every inbound team request and every outbound application you have submitted — sorted, filterable, and actionable. No inbox archaeology. No missed invites buried in notifications.
All project invites and direct collaboration requests surface here, sorted by recency and status. Accept or decline in one action.
Every project you have applied to, its current status (pending / reviewing / accepted / declined), and the owner's response — all in one row.
Cut through the noise instantly. Filter by "pending action", project type, or role to find exactly what needs your attention right now.
My Applications
Figma-to-Code Pipeline
#GL802114 · Frontend
ML Inference API
#GL558230 · ML Eng.
Peer Code Review Tool
#GL471920 · Backend
Collab Inbox
Distributed Task Scheduler
Accepting routes to the project workspace instantly. You can leave at any time.
The internet is full of unverifiable credentials and algorithm-gamed feeds. Ovuge is built on three unbreakable credibility pillars.
The official verified network for students and alumni of IIT Guwahati. Domain-verified via @iitg.ac.in.
Recent Projects
Go-based distributed job queue with Redis-backed persistence and real-time dashboard.
AI-powered design token extractor that converts Figma components to production React code.
Verifying your institutional email (.edu, .ac.in) unlocks exclusive, org-locked Networks. See exactly what the verified students at your campus are building right now — not what an algorithm decides you should see.
We verify your institution via your official email domain. One-time, permanent, and visible on your profile to every recruiter.
Your Network is locked to verified peers from your institution. No random accounts, no external noise — only real students who have proven their affiliation.
Every project inside a Network carries the credibility of the institution. Recruit from IIT Guwahati? You know every builder there is real.
We reject generic “+1” endorsements. Every endorsement on Ovuge is a permanent, written statement from a project owner, tied directly to a specific, verified contribution — with a role badge, a full description, and a permanent link to the project on your public profile.
Every endorsement references the exact project and contribution. There is no "general endorsement" — every statement is traceable to real work.
Only a project owner can endorse a collaborator's contribution. Peers cannot endorse each other freely — ownership creates accountability.
All accepted endorsements appear permanently on the recipient's public profile — PID-linked, role-tagged, and full-text searchable.
Rohan Joshi
@rohanjoshi · IIT Guwahati
Verified Contributions
Replaced the polling loop with server-side streaming, reducing p99 latency from 800ms to 40ms. Implemented backpressure handling and graceful reconnection logic.
Go-based distributed job queue with Redis-backed persistence and real-time dashboard.
AI-powered design token extractor that converts Figma components to production React code.
Our global feed ranks projects by technical depth, effort signal, and stack compatibility — not by who posted most recently or who has the most followers. The Explore page is the global search engine for PIDs, people, and project posts — no algorithmic curation, pure discovery.
Projects with richer tech stacks, active collaboration, and substantive updates rank above posts that simply went viral among a small network.
The feed adapts to your own tech stack. A Go backend engineer sees more Go, Rust, and systems projects — not React tutorials.
Search any PID, username, or tech keyword from Explore. Every project, every post, every collaborator — all indexed and instantly searchable.
Everything you need to know about the platform.
Yes, core features including project hosting, network access, and the code explorer are entirely free for students and developers.
A PID is a unique 6-digit identifier (e.g., #GL646923) assigned to every project for instant global search and stable referencing across the platform.
We verify your institution domain (like .edu or .ac.in) to grant you access to locked, exclusive college networks.
You control what is shared. The built-in Code Explorer makes public sharing seamless, but you can always keep repositories private if you choose.
Yes. Ovuge is a global registry open to all student builders everywhere. Networks exist to group local peers, but the platform is worldwide.
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