I’m building AI automation systems that turn repetitive business processes into reliable workflows.
Recently, I’ve been working on lead qualification using n8n, Python, LLMs, and deterministic business rules. My approach is simple: AI extracts the evidence, while rules make the decision.
I’m looking forward to connecting with others who are building practical AI automation solutions.
An AI marketing automation experience designed around the needs of marketing teams, growth marketers, and digital businesses.
The interface brings campaign management, customer journeys, analytics, and AI-driven optimization into a focused SaaS product experience, making complex automation easier to understand and navigate.
I built Apex Connect—an autonomous AI operations hub for a busy solo roofing contractor in New York.
As a solopreneur, the owner is constantly on-site climbing ladders. This operational bottleneck causes him to miss inbound customer leads, wrestle with text-back-and-forth calendar scheduling, and face a high client no-show rate for property quotes.
This app fixes his business in two massive ways:
Fixes the Front Door: A Customer Portal that automatically triages roof damage. If a user selects "Emergency Storm Damage," the app intelligently unlocks priority, same-day booking slots automatically.
Fixes the Follow-Through: An Owner Dashboard featuring an automated "Follow-Through Queue." It runs background SMS No-Show Guards, tracks quote email follow-ups, and manages a clean lead pipeline completely hands-free.
The application successfully saved the hypothetical small business client 11.4 manual administrative hours in its first week alone.:
Amazing idea Maha! Love how you solved the solo contractor problem. Super clean UI! Best of luck with the challenge 🚀 - from a fellow builder (BizTool Finder)
LumaClean was losing hours to manual quoting, scheduling, confirmations, rescheduling, and follow-up. LumaFlow turns that entire process into one automated booking workflow.
I built LumaFlow for a fictional Chicago cleaning business, LumaClean.
The problem was simple: too much back-and-forth just to turn a customer inquiry into a confirmed booking.