Mohamed Osama

Mohamed Osama

An interactive 3D particle experience built for the Google I/O 2026 “Code the Countdown” challenge. Resonance 8 turns the number 8 into a living visual system using WebGL particle formations, real-time audio reactivity, voice interaction, and camera-based face tracking. Built with React, TypeScript, Vite, Three.js / React Three Fiber, custom shaders, MediaPipe, and AI-assisted interaction logic.

“The design challenge was significant: combine four entirely different signal sources — audio, voice, camera, and physical touch — into one coherent visual world that feels intuitive, not overwhelming. The result is a cinematic number eight that is always alive.”

Mohamed Osama

Universal Media Download Engine → *1,000+ platforms. Video up to 8K. Audio in one click.** → The engine at the core of Bagback Download handles media extraction from over 1,000 supported websites — including the largest video, audio, and social media platforms in use globally. There is no need to copy-paste into different tools for different platforms; a single URL is all that is required. → For video, the engine retrieves the highest available quality — up to 4K or 8K — and presents format op

“Downloading, inspecting, and transcoding high-resolution media, cloud archives, and datasets on mobile devices often encounters slow connection speeds, bandwidth throttling, and broken transfers. Users require an installable, high-throughput cloud acceleration utility that streams, caches, and organizes remote media transfers with resilience against transient network failures.”

Mohamed Osama

AI Workspace unifies developer workflows and MCP servers — from prompt engineering to model governance. A unified engineering workbench for authoring versioned system prompts, benchmarking multi-model latency side-by-side, and deploying standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with strict cost governance.

“Curated Prompt Library (2,770+ Cards) This is the largest section of the platform and its most used feature. It contains over 2,770 prompt cards — each one written, tested, and verified before being published. The library is organized by use case, making it easy for a marketing manager, a developer, a content creator, or an operations lead to find exactly what they need without reading through irr”