Muaz Hassan
I work like a whole product team. I find the gap, shape the bet, design it, build it, and ship it. Four products so far.
Built from day one.
I studied engineering in Pakistan and took my first job in R&D at Vyro, shipping AI features used around the world. At night I was drawing up a product of my own.
twenty languages over
The first one with my name on it.
Collage Hub was the first product with my name on it, an iOS and macOS app for arranging photos with care. I designed it from the first pixel, then localized it by hand into twenty languages, because everyone deserves the good version.
Storefronts that open before the knock.
Shoppers leave the moment a store hesitates, and the merchant pays for it. So I built Ordion, an e-commerce platform that guesses the next tap and fetches it before the finger lands. The storefront is simply there when the customer arrives.
by an order of magnitude
into its own intention
Then the trick became a theory.
Ordion's prediction engine grew into IntentLink, an open-source library that treats your cursor like a ball rolling through an energy landscape and predicts where it will settle. Pure physics, zero training data. Written up and submitted as research.
One drawing, many buildings.
Most custom software is built once and paid for once. I drew Carnatter to be sold again and again. Every client gets a sealed product of their own, standing on foundations I designed end to end, from the database to the last pixel.
ask the network last
a finished medical form out
Doctors speak. Paperwork writes itself.
A doctor's evening should not belong to paperwork. Saola Health listens while the clinician speaks and hands back a finished medical document. It runs live in a working practice, patient after patient, and it speaks four languages, including the one I grew up with.
The line keeps going.
Building something ambitious? Say hello.
syedmuazhassan@gmail.com