Product Engineer / Karachi, PK · Available for new projects
Websites with presence.Products built to work.
I design and build websites, web apps, and AI features — from first idea to launch.
Already have a half-built app? I can help finish it.
“I tell you when an idea won’t work — and why.”
You have the idea and the customers waiting. I handle everything technical — architecture, design, build, launch. One engineer, no hand-offs, no lost context.
Half-built app? AI prototype from Lovable, Bolt, or Replit that demos well but won't survive real users? I audit it, fix it, and ship it — often in days, not months.
Add AI to a product that already exists: LLM integrations, retrieval over your own data, agents, and workflow automation — wired into your stack and tested against real usage, not just a demo.
(Selected work)
01 · Build · 2025
AI meeting productivity platform — rebranded, redesigned, shipped to iOS.
Next.js · TypeScript · GraphQL · PostgreSQL
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02 · Build · 2026
Pavement contractor site where the quote happens on the page, not on a callback.
React · Vite · Tailwind · Quote Engine
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03 · Build · 2026
An AI strategy engine for entrepreneurs — ten guided sessions that surface your values before they build your plan.
Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · Claude AI
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I write code other developers can maintain. I tell you when an idea won't work and why. I treat your deadline as mine.
I’m M. Hussain, a software engineer based in Karachi. For the past five years I've built web and mobile apps for clients in the UK, US, and beyond. My stack is MERN, Next.js, and TypeScript. My recent work adds AI to that: LLM integrations, RAG systems, agents, and workflow automation.
I spend part of my week as the lead developer on an AI meeting productivity platform for a UK software company. I've been on that product for over a year — I redesigned its UI, shipped its iOS app, and built the automation pipeline the team uses to run delivery.
Master's in Software Engineering, NED University — but most of what I know comes from shipping, breaking, and fixing real products.