IoT / 2024
Independent builder · Raipur, India
I build smart homes
and break bad security.
I’m Simratpal Singh — founder of Starvis and an independent security researcher turning curious ideas into useful, real-world systems.
Currently building Starvis Infinity Glass
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15+Vulnerabilities
found
found
$500+Bounty
earned
earned
03Hardware
products
products
100%Solo
built
built
01 The person behind the systems
SIMRATPAL / 2026Curiosity is my
favorite tool.
I like understanding how things work — then making them feel simpler, safer, and more human. I started with hardware, grew into software, and found a natural home in security research.
Today, I’m building Starvis: smart home products that solve a real problem, from the circuit board to the app in your hand.
Design circuitsHardware that fits real homes
Build apps & sitesInterfaces people enjoy using
Find weak spotsSecurity before attackers do
02 Featured project / Starvis
01 — flagship build
Infinity
Glass
A smart touch panel that replaces your switchboard — no rewiring needed. Control it with your phone, your voice, or a wave of your hand.
Wi-Fi Voice Gesture App
Explore Starvis 
Actual product concept / Infinity Glass
03 Selected work
Small systems.
Useful outcomes.
From a first sketch to something you can actually switch on.
starvis.in
WEB / 2025HARDWARE / 2025
Behind the buildFrom a rough board
From a rough board
to a working product.
Hardware is not just a render. It is testing, rewiring, learning, and trying again.
04 Responsible disclosure
Security that
keeps people safe.
15+verified
findings
findings
I find security flaws in real-world apps before attackers do. I’ve reported 15+ verified vulnerabilities through HackerOne’s bug bounty program.
01
Changed an account’s phone number without permission
02
Bypassed two-factor login codes
03
Kept old login sessions active after logout
04
Found password reset links that never expired
05
Skipped email verification during login
Company names withheld to respect responsible disclosure agreements.
View HackerOne profile05 The toolkit
I move between
the physical and digital.
No tool for the sake of a tool — just the right one for the job.
Hardware
MicrocontrollersPCB designSensorsWi-Fi systems
Software
Web appsMobile UIAutomationPrototyping
Security
Web testingThreat thinkingBug bountyResponsible reports
06 Open channel
Let’s build
something useful.
Have a product idea, a security question, or a problem worth solving? I’d like to hear it.
Raipur, India Available for interesting problems