Hi, I'm Salsabila

Warehouse teams across 3 brands needed one reliable way to manage inventory and sales across 10+ branches. I built a full-stack stock opname and warehouse management system that brings it all into a single platform, with role-based access for 3+ user roles. Stock and sales dashboards with report export now streamline inventory monitoring, and a brand-specific interface with simplified language keeps it easy for non-technical staff.

Questions about religion, spirituality, and everyday moral life are hard to explore with clear, structured guidance. I built a multi-faith AI assistant with Flask and Groq’s LLaMA 3.3 70B that answers them in organized, thoughtful responses, and reads uploaded PDF, DOCX, JPG, and PNG files through LLaMA 4 Scout vision. Per-user chat history, light and dark themes, and a responsive, mobile-friendly interface make it easy to use on any device.

Indonesian Sign Language (BISINDO) has few accessible digital tools to bridge communication between deaf and hearing people. I built Gestura, a real-time recognition system that tracks hand landmarks with MediaPipe and OpenCV, then turns gestures into on-screen text and Indonesian speech. It combines rule-based recognition for all 26 alphabet letters, a Random Forest classifier trained on a custom dataset, and custom word gestures, plus a built-in tool for collecting data and training new models.

Music stats are usually buried in settings or a once-a-year recap. I built Pixeltify, a web app that connects to the Spotify Web API and turns your top tracks into a shareable pixel-art receipt. It wraps API integration and OAuth authentication in a playful, personalized interface, with downloadable results you can post anywhere.

Tracking personal income and expenses often means spreadsheets or apps that require an account. I built a lightweight expense tracker in vanilla JavaScript with no frameworks and no backend: it shows a live balance in Rupiah, separates income and expense lists, and supports instant search, in-place editing, and one-click type switching. Everything, including a custom date picker built from scratch, runs in the browser, and data persists through localStorage.

Note-taking apps are simple until you need to find, organize, and share what you wrote. I built a single-page notes app with React and React Router that handles the full note lifecycle: create, view, archive, restore, and delete. Search runs through URL query parameters, so a filtered view can be shared as a link, and a rich text editor (bold, italic, underline, lists) goes beyond the basic requirements. Input is validated with PropTypes, and dedicated routes, empty states, and a 404 page keep every path handled.