Arun Brahma

Arun Brahma

Senior Machine Learning Engineer
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About

I have a proven track record of building AI-enabled products and driving business growth in the finance, healthcare, and retail domains. I am a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Walmart, where I work on Gen AI initiatives, notably the Agentic AI Shopping Assistant.

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Maker History

  • Nook
    NookA quiet Mac browser that shows the article, not the clutter
    Sep 2026
  • Jot
    JotOne keystroke to catch a thought before it's gone
    Jul 2026
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    Joined Product HuntAugust 2nd, 2021

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8d ago

Nook is live today, a quiet browser for the Mac

Hi everyone, I'm Arun. I launched Nook on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

I built it because most articles I opened made me close a cookie banner and pause a video before I could read a line. Nook is a free Mac browser on Chromium. Reader mode takes you straight to the text. Ads and trackers are blocked inside the app, so there's nothing to install, and cookies and cache are cleared when you quit.

I'm answering comments on the launch page all day. What would you want a browser like this to do next?

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8d ago

Nook - A quiet Mac browser that shows the article, not the clutter

You open a page to read one article and get a cookie banner, a video that starts on its own, and a prompt to sign in. Nook shows the article. Ads and trackers are blocked from the first page you open, reader mode keeps the text and pictures, and focus mode hides the tabs and toolbar. Cookies and cache are cleared when you quit. No account, no sync, no telemetry. macOS 13+, Apple silicon and Intel. Free.
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3mo ago

I kept losing ideas in the four seconds it takes to open a notes app, so I built Jot

I built Jot because I kept losing my best ideas in the four seconds it takes to open a notes app.

You know the moment. You're deep in something and a thought shows up: a fix you'll forget by lunch, a name you need to keep, the one good line for the email you've been avoiding. To save it you have to leave what you're doing, find the right app, and by the time you're back the thought is gone and so is your place. A dozen times a day, that's a lot of good ideas gone.

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