Most companies are still bolting AI onto their products like a plugin. I've been building the opp...Most companies are still bolting AI onto their products like a plugin. I've been building the opp...
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Muhammad Umer
• Aug 6
Most companies are still bolting AI onto their products like a plugin.
I've been building the opposite, products where AI is the product.
A few examples from my recent work:
🎯 HireIQ: an AI recruiting platform that scores, ranks, and shortlists candidates automatically. Cut manual resume screening time by 90% and let recruiters evaluate 100+ resumes in minutes instead of hours.
🧳 NOMAD: a luxury travel site where you type in a destination and an AI concierge generates a full travel dossier like hotels, sights, local etiquette, even a printable PDF in seconds.
👕 KOWEAR: an AI fashion store with a virtual try-on tool, a conversational stylist, and a "build my outfit" generator that reasons through every piece it picks.
The common thread: AI isn't a feature you sprinkle on top. It's the interface, the workflow, the experience.
I design and build these end-to-end including UX, visual design, and AI integration for founders and teams who want their product to feel like it's from 2 years in the future, not 2 years behind.
👀 Curious what an AI-native version of your product could look like?
Drop your industry below and I'll tell you the first AI feature that will make you distinctive from rest.
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