Workflow and content automation
A repetitive job turned into a pipeline that runs on its own: media production, posting, reporting, data entry.
Good fit when the same steps happen every day or every week and someone is doing them by hand.
Services
Three kinds of work, each backed by something I have already built. If a service has no project next to it, I do not offer it.
What you get
- A pipeline that runs without you
- A review step wherever a person should decide
- The code and a short guide to running it
Where I have done it
- Video Maker: Takes a script and returns a rendered video.
- CapCut Automation: Fills a CapCut project so the edit starts nearly finished.
- Threads Content Pipeline: Analyses a profile, drafts posts, and waits for approval before posting.
RAG assistants and LLM features
An assistant that answers from your own documents, with ingestion, retrieval and an API you can put behind any interface.
Good fit when people keep asking questions that your documents already answer.
What you get
- Automatic ingestion of your documents
- Retrieval tuned so answers come from your content
- An API you can put behind a chat window or another app
Where I have done it
- Ask Haseeb AI: A RAG assistant that answers questions about my work.
MVPs for web and Android
A working product from idea to store listing: database, auth, billing, deployment.
Good fit when you have an idea and need a first version real users can try.
What you get
- A working app, not a mockup
- Accounts, database and billing wired up
- Deployment and store submission
Where I have done it
- DailySiteLog: Daily site reports for construction teams.
- Evenhaus: A chore app that splits housework fairly by effort.
- DoseAnchor: Family medication reminders with caregiver alerts.
How a project runs
- 1
Scope
You describe the manual process or the product. I reply with what I would build, and what I would leave out.
- 2
Prototype
I build the riskiest part first, so you see it working before the rest exists.
- 3
Build
The work arrives in small running pieces instead of one delivery at the end.
- 4
Hand over
You get the code, the deployment, and notes on how to run and change it.
Questions about working together
What kinds of tasks can be automated?
Anything that follows the same steps each time: assembling videos, preparing posts, filling reports, moving data between tools. Steps that need judgement can keep a human review point.
Do I get the source code?
Yes. You get the code, the deployment and notes on how to run and change it.
Can you work with my existing tools?
Usually. Tell me what you use today and I will say what can be connected and what cannot.
How do we start?
Send a short description of the process or product. I reply with what I would build and what I would leave out.