Built alongside the event floor, not instead of it. Nothing here is a concept, a mockup or a portfolio exercise.
An influencer marketing agency, and the matching system that runs it. Brands come in with a brief, creators come in with an audience, and the system does the part that used to be a spreadsheet and a long evening.
A qada prayer tracker. It turns a lifetime of missed prayers into one clear, finishable number, then walks beside you every day until it reaches zero — a ledger, a repayment plan and a daily nudge rather than a guilt counter.
Built and maintained solo, in English, Arabic and Urdu, with the whole thing free for anyone in verified hardship.
A financial position diagnostic that runs entirely in the browser. You answer a guided set of questions and get back what one hour of your work actually earns, where you stand on three separate measures, what is costing you most, and the order to fix it in.
Every question is preceded by a short lesson, so someone who abandons it halfway still leaves knowing how to do the arithmetic on paper. Nothing anyone enters leaves their device. No account, no server, no database.
Still on its build address. The whole thing runs in the browser with no server behind it, so a custom domain buys nothing but a nicer URL — it moves when there is a reason to move it.
A personal finance operating system built on Next.js and Supabase, in daily use. Income, obligations and zakat in one ledger, on infrastructure I own, behind its own sign-in.
Not a demo and not a sandbox — the kind of thing that only exists because someone kept going after the interesting part was finished. The preview is the sign-in screen; the rest is somebody's real money, so it stays private.
Anyone can start something. The interesting question is what is still running a year later.
The bigger builds live on their own page: an events operating system, a personal AI OS, and the models underneath them.