I turn rough ideas into working software.
Full-stack developer, AI engineer and creative technologist in Dubai. I design the interface, engineer the system behind it, and put AI to work where it earns its place.
Taking on new projectsFull-Stack Development · AI Engineering & Creative TechnologyDubai, UAE
Fig. 1: real screens from the projects below, not mock-ups
I build the product, the system behind it and the intelligence inside it, from the interface down to the database.
Ordering, payments, deliveries and the till for a working restaurant, in production.
Food For LessModels given a narrow task, a schema they cannot step outside, and a person where they fail.
Video DirectorFour roles, sixty-eight pages and one design language, built by one developer.
PG IndiaFour projects, described as they are: what is live, what is still being built, and what is an experiment.
One backend behind a restaurant's website, Telegram Mini App, kitchen, drivers and till, so every channel agrees on the order and the money.
Fig. 2: The public storefront at food-for-less.com, captured 13 October 2026.
Fig. 3: Owner dashboard in a development build. The names and figures are seeded test data.
A marketplace for paying-guest housing joined to the software owners use to run the building, so a listing reflects real beds instead of a stale advert.
A local pipeline that takes comic pages to a voiced, subtitled episode, with a human review gate wherever a model can be confidently wrong.
Fig. 4: A review sheet from the first complete run: six sampled frames of one generated clip, as shown to the person approving it.
Fig. 5: The source page for that run: an original twelve-panel page made to test the pipeline.
A marketplace where businesses for sale or seeking investment are listed, reviewed and matched with investors, with AI assistance for writing the listing.
Fig. 7: What the public sees today: the site password gate, captured 13 October 2026.
Six kinds of work. Each names the problem it solves and points to a project where you can see it done.
You have a product in your head, or a prototype that fell over when real users arrived, and you need one person who can carry it from screen to database.
PG India has four roles and 68 pages built by one developer. Food For Less runs a restaurant's ordering in production.
Request a project estimateYou want AI inside a real product, where it has to be correct, affordable and safe to be wrong, and a chat box bolted on the side is not it.
VentureWorld's listing assistant suggests and waits for approval. Video Director gives its language model a schema with no field for the text it must never change.
Request a project estimateThe interface is fine. The trouble is underneath: orders in the wrong state, payments counted twice, permissions that depend on which button someone found.
Food For Less records every payment once, even when a webhook and a browser redirect report it at the same moment.
Request a project estimateYou are running a multi-step creative or data process by hand, and the steps that use models fail in ways nobody notices until the end.
Video Director runs thirteen stages, stops at six for review, and labels its own output honestly.
Request a project estimateThe product works but feels like a form. You need an interface people trust in the first five seconds, on a phone, without it getting slow.
This site is the sample: its layout system, command palette, motion and generative canvas are written by hand.
Request a project estimateSomething already exists and has to keep running while it changes: a new channel, a third-party service, a safer way to release.
Food For Less updates itself on the restaurant's only machine by testing the new release before it stops the old one.
Request a project estimateWhere the screen meets the API, where the API meets the money, where a model meets real input. I work on both sides of each one. Here is the whole stack, cut through.
What people see and touch: layout, state, motion, and whether it works on a phone.
The rules of the business, written once on the server and shared by every screen.
Where the truth is kept, and the guarantees that stop it being quietly rewritten.
Models used as components: given a narrow job, a schema, and a human check where they fail.
Getting it onto a real machine, keeping it there, and changing it without breaking it.
A generative drawing. Moving the pointer to the right snaps drifting lines onto a right-angled grid.
Above: drift turning into circuitry as you move right. Below: the order logic from Food For Less, rewritten as a small model that runs in your browser. Try to break it.
Neither is a recording, and neither is connected to a production system. Dashed buttons are moves the server would refuse; press them to see why.
Restaurant
Customer
Driver
Solid buttons are legal now. Dashed ones are not, and you can press them to see the refusal.
A new order is waiting for the restaurant. Try to pay for it before it is accepted.
I take on product builds, AI features, and the unglamorous engineering underneath them. Tell me what you are making and where it is stuck.
sheroz@nexoratechnology.me · Dubai, UAE · GST (UTC+4)
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