TechDigit LLC creates consumer apps, business tools, and AI prototypes — each one started because we wanted it to exist. No VC funding. No corporate office. Just good software, built by people who use it.
Every product we build fits into one of three lines. Each has its own lead, its own rhythm, and a shared standard: ship honestly.
Apps and tools built directly for people — iOS apps, web experiences, and everyday utilities. Current projects include CourseCat (live on the App Store), Swimalytics (in development), Faceless Shorts, and the Portola Course Selector.
Client-facing web and mobile products for organizations. Current project includes the Mandir temple app, with a focus on quality, reliability, and real human support behind every deployment.
Agent experiments, new-technology prototypes, model evaluations, and tool research. This is where we explore what's next — building and testing ideas before they become products.
A factual look at what we're building right now. No vaporware, no fabricated roadmaps — just what exists and what's next.
Course reviews for Portola High School. See what students actually think before choosing your classes. Built by a Portola student.
AI-powered swim performance analytics. Track times across strokes and distances, identify patterns, and see improvement over time. Built by a swimmer, for swimmers.
Automated short-form video content. Write a script, pick a style, and generate a short without showing your face or touching a video editor.
Plan your high school schedule visually. Browse courses, check prerequisites, and build your ideal schedule. Built for Portola students by a Portola student.
Personal AI assistant that automates workflows, manages tasks, and helps ship software faster. Currently powering TechDigit's own internal operations.
A B2B web application for temple management and community engagement. Built with a focus on reliability and real human support for the client organization.
TechDigit is Pratham Murarka — a high school student, competitive swimmer,
and someone who ships software because it solves a real problem.