Problems people brought me, and what I built to solve them.

An AI receptionist that answers the phone for law firms and clinics, day and night

A yoga studio’s website that became its whole operating system

An immigration consultancy’s website that explains its programs in English and Persian and takes paid bookings

A monthly merchandise box for Kouman’s fans, built for 200,000 of them in one night

A law firm’s whole online marketing in one place, run by AI agents

Rebuilding the DOS software my father wrote for lending funds, without losing a single rule

Colour that looks the same on screen and on paper, for small businesses and print houses

One website for a paralegal and immigration consultant, where every client books and pays

Find a consultant in Canada, book a time, pay and meet online

Payment by text message for the shop’s cashiers when the card terminal fails

One clinic website, two designs, the same words and photos

A CRM for financial advisors that you update by sending a voice note

A Toronto housing magazine that publishes every day, written by AI and approved by people

The app and online store for a plant sensor that tells you when your plant needs water

AI-based referrals between law firms, from first contact to signed agreement to payout

A paralegal firm’s first website, with consultation requests that go straight to its inbox

My own personal-finance app, in one file on my computer, open source once I clean it up

The software that ran a custom-printing factory, from partner orders to the accountant’s desk

A fandom merchandise brand that grew from one cabinet in a bedroom closet to a factory

The platform LegalSoft runs on, used by more than a thousand US law firms

Connecting injury lawyers with providers who treat now and get paid at settlement

An app for partners who refer law firms and candidates to LegalSoft’s staffing business

Boomerang’s design-it-yourself studio, the one I made too big to finish

A Persian Hogwarts sorting quiz, run as a Fantazio campaign