Most student projects disappear after college exhibitions, or stay hidden inside GitHub repositories that very few people ever discover. Recruiters rarely see them, juniors cannot learn from them, and potential collaborators never know they exist.
Projects represent hundreds of hours of learning, debugging, designing and problem solving. They deserve more visibility than a forgotten repository.
That is why I am building OneVector.
OneVector is a platform where students can showcase their projects, build a portfolio, discover work from others, and connect with people who share similar interests. Instead of just uploading code, you can tell the story behind the project: explain what you learned, share screenshots, link demos, and make the work accessible to everyone.
In the future I want OneVector to become much more than a project gallery. I want it to be a place where students find teammates, get real feedback, join hackathons, and get discovered by recruiters and startups.
If you are a student, a builder, or someone who enjoys making things, I hope OneVector becomes a place where your work gets the recognition it deserves.
This project is also my own learning journey. I am building it from scratch while learning React, Node.js, databases, authentication, APIs and system design. I will be sharing the challenges, the mistakes and the lessons along the way.