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MediFind Pakistan is a full-stack AI healthcare app that helps users identify likely conditions from their symptoms. A Random Forest model trained across 41 diseases and 131 symptoms powers the prediction engine, paired with a Gemini-powered chatbot that responds fluently in both English and Urdu making health guidance accessible to a wider audience. Built end-to-end with a FastAPI backend, it's designed as a practical example of applying ML to a real-world problem in an underserved market.
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Designed a modern Real Estate Dashboard for Buildex.
Clean and professional UI with performance analytics, active listings, upcoming schedule, lead tracking, and an intelligent AI assistant for property management.
The dashboard looks easy to scan. That's really important for this kind of product.
Personal finance dashboard — from an hour of admin to two minutes
A weekly household finance workflow (manually pulling bank CSVs, splitting and categorising spends across two people, cross-checking shared expenses, reviewing totals against savings goals) was taking about an hour every week and still made it hard to tell at a glance whether spending was on track. Designed and built a dashboard that automates the pull, categorisation, and monthly view.
My role:
Research (mapped the existing manual workflow and pain points), UX design, and AI-assisted build of the dashboard.
Outcome:
Cut the weekly admin task from roughly an hour to about two minutes.
Note on scope:
Personal side project, not a client engagement. Included here as a live example of the kind of workflow-to-dashboard problem I take on for clients (repeat-purchase and admin-heavy flows, see Pet Circle and SafetyCulture project cards).
Project details up on my profile.
This sounds like a game-changer for weekly finances! How did you automate the CSV pulls?