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Cobone Partner – Merchant Management App
Developed and maintained the Cobone Partner mobile application using React Native for Android and IOS. The app enables merchants to manage their business efficiently by handling voucher redemption, bookings, customer management, sales tracking, and real-time notifications.
I worked on feature development, API integration, performance optimization, bug fixing, and improving the overall user experience while ensuring a smooth and scalable application.
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Another product shipped.
We just launched the iOS app for Legacy Building Journals, a platform built to help people preserve the stories, memories, and moments that matter most.
https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/legacy-building-journals/id6778774585
This wasn't another journaling app. The goal was to create a space where users can capture life experiences through writing, photos, and voice recordings, then preserve them for future generations.
Our team handled everything from product strategy to development, working closely with the client to turn their vision into a polished, production-ready iOS experience.
What we shipped:
1. Full iOS app (React Native)
2. Photo, text, and voice recording capture
3. Stripe + Apple Pay integration
Building products people use daily is always rewarding. Building one that helps families preserve their legacy hits different.
Proud of the team for bringing this to life. On to the next one.
Great Work
It started with a simple question: what if buying a concert ticket felt as exciting as the show itself? So I designed Concerning in Wonder, a cinematic ticketing experience where you land on a full screen event slider and one click takes you from Buy Ticket to checkout to a QR e‑ticket. Thirteen screens, all shaped through conversation instead of pixel pushing.
Then I connected Wonder to Cursor through MCP, and one prompt turned the designs into a working React app with a real auto playing slider and a fully clickable purchase flow. Pushed to GitHub, deployed on Vercel, live in a minute.
wonder project: link here
Live: Vercel app
Built an interactive museum where old interfaces become digital artifacts.
For the Wonder Challenge, I wanted to explore a simple idea:
What if, centuries from now, our interfaces were displayed in museums?
That idea became CTRL+ALT+PAST—an interactive experience set in the year 2475, where visitors step into the role of a curator restoring humanity's last surviving digital relics.
Instead of preserving paintings or sculptures, the museum preserves interactions we once took for granted:
🖥️ Windows XP
💬 MSN Messenger
📱 Nokia 3310
🎵 iPod Classic
⏳ A loading screen forever frozen at 99%
The goal wasn't to recreate these products, but to capture the tiny interactions that made them unforgettable.
Built with Wonder for ideation, rapid iteration, and interface generation, and VS Code to bring the interactions to life.
This was one of those projects that started with a random "what if?" and turned into something I genuinely enjoyed building.
this is actually really fire, I really like all the visuals and nostalgic style for sure
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