I'm a Computer Science student at UET Taxila and a freelance developer who builds whole products, from the interface down to the protocol. I like software that has to survive the real world: no internet, an old Windows PC, a printer that only speaks USB, and a customer who will hold a ruler against the result.
- Founder — Havlen, an AI receptionist that answers customers on WhatsApp and the web in English or Roman Urdu, books real appointments and hands over to staff when it should
- Now — building an AI-in-the-loop data pipeline for AICON'26 at NUST (Next.js, TypeScript, Gemini)
- Usually — web apps, Electron desktop apps, Android apps in Kotlin, and the Python and Node.js backends behind them
- How I build — vibe coding with AI agents, then testing in the real world until it holds up
- Care about — privacy by default, and getting it right to the millimetre
See them live: Havlen · GPS Alarm on Google Play · Duplex in your browser
Have an app, a printer or a pipeline that won't behave? I'd like to hear about it.
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