Creator of The Pulse of Peace
I'm a 16-year-old high school student from California. I love art, dance, music, and building things that bring people together.
I believe the world has more kind people than loud ones — they just don't have a place to show it. That's why I built this.
I was scrolling through the news and every headline was about war, hate, and division. I thought: where do the peaceful people go? Where's the page for us?
So I built one. A single page where anyone on Earth can tap a button and say: I choose peace. I choose kindness. I choose live and let live. No sign-up, no ads, no agenda.
The part I'm most proud of is the music. Every vote plays a chime, and the sound grows from a single lonely note into a full, rich chord as more people join. The harmony is built by the community — one voice at a time. It's not pre-recorded. It's the sound of collective hope, generated live.
I built The Pulse of Peace in a single day, pair-programming with my dad. The entire app is a single HTML file — no frameworks, no build tools, no complexity. Just a page that does one thing well.
The tech: D3.js for the world map, Supabase for real-time global sync, Cloudflare Turnstile for security, Web Audio API for the generative music, and Netlify for hosting. Everything is free and open.
Light up every country on the map. Prove that kindness is louder than hate — one dot at a time.