Architecture-level breakdowns with outcomes, trade-offs, and delivery decisions.
Food & Beverage
The restaurant was taking phone orders. 4 locations, each with one phone, each phone ringing constantly during dinner rush. Order errors were running ~12% (wrong size, missed modifier, wrong address). Phone staff was burning out. They didn't want a delivery app like FoodPanda — too much commission. They wanted WhatsApp orders direct to the kitchen.
Read case studyContent / Social Media SaaS
The founder of Newsly is a solo creator who posts on LinkedIn 5x/week. He spent 90 minutes a day reading TechCrunch, HackerNews, and 8 other sources, then 60 more minutes writing posts. That's 12.5 hours a week of content work for a 1-person business. He hired me to build "the system that does what I do, in 10 minutes a day instead of 2.5 hours."
Read case studyJob search automation
A friend in Oldham, UK was applying to Amazon warehouse jobs. Amazon posts new shifts every 20–60 minutes, and they get filled in under 5 minutes. By the time he refreshed the page, the slots were gone. He was checking the site 30+ times a day.
Read case studyHealthcare / Primary Care
Banigala is a 24/7 family clinic in Islamabad. Their phone line was the bottleneck — patients calling at 2am asking "are you open?", "how much for a pediatric visit?", "can I see Dr. Komal tomorrow?". The receptionist was answering the same five questions hundreds of times a day, and after-hours calls got missed entirely. Walk-ins were dropping because patients couldn't confirm fees or hours. The clinic owner asked me one question on a Loom call: *"Can WhatsApp do this for us?"*
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