Every product I’ve shipped.

A V1 with 20+ features, 250 users in the first week, and both stores approved it on the first try.

The problemAgencies quoted months and the launch date could not move.

users in the first year and a 4.9★ rating, after I refactored the whole app in one week.

The problemOld code nobody wanted to touch, so every release was a risk.

subscribers and 9,000 users in 3 months, on my own product, starting from zero.

The problemCan a niche product go from an idea to paying users? I tried it on my own startup.

to rewrite two years of outsourced code, then 12,000 new users in 5 months.

The problemFreelancers came and went, nobody shared an architecture and releases kept breaking.

from the brief to a live booking and admin system that runs the garage.

The problemQuotes by phone, bookings in a notebook and the same questions fifty times a week.

That is how long it takes to log an expense in Wumbi, my own budget app.

The problemPeople give up on budget apps because writing down every coffee feels like paperwork.

of the UI layer rebuilt

The problemFull design system overhaul of a Flutter app. I rebuilt the UI layer and left the business logic untouched.

built and shipped at the same time

The problemReading app for Islamic books, built remotely at the same time as Hatfa.

as founder and team lead

The problemA social network built around family trees. My own startup, where I was founder and team lead.

person for design and code

The problemA calm app that works offline, for tracking and reflecting on daily worship. I designed and built all of it.

core screens designed

The problemUI and UX design for a journaling app, with flows, detailed screens and a design system in Figma.

developer for the server, API, app and AI model

The problemPhoto sharing app built around an AI model. I built the server, the API, the mobile app and the model on my own.