Sharing what my friend Mujahid is building at UI Trax—AI assistants designed around everyday business needs, from customer enquiries to booking flows and automation.
You can explore Orion on the UI Trax website to see the idea in action. If you’re considering an AI assistant for...
Really like the practical focus here, Mujahid. Helping visitors find the right service and take the next step is where AI assistants can make a real difference. 👏
Her patients were ready to book. Her phone just couldn't keep up.
Meet Dietitian Pradeepa. She runs her own clinic in Coimbatore, South India, with 19+ years in practice. She is a real client, and she is my own dietitian.
The problem in one line: every booking took a chain of WhatsApp messages, Instagram DMs and missed calls, so enquiries went cold, patients forgot to come, and one day off meant calling everyone herself.
So I built Milo in @Lovable . He is her AI clinic assistant, named after her dog 🐾
For patients (the front door)
→ One booking link. Pick a consultation, pick a slot, confirmed in under a minute.
→ WhatsApp confirmation straight away, a reminder the day before, and a follow-up after the visit.
For Pradeepa (the follow-through)
→ She asks Milo, in the app or on WhatsApp: "What are my appointments tomorrow?"
→ She says "I'm not available tomorrow" and Milo moves all five patients and tells each one.
→ Bookings, earnings and no-shows in one place.
I built it for a contest. Now it runs her clinic: it is live on her own domain and real patients book through it ❤️
Small update: the last screenshot above is from an earlier version, when the assistant was still called Sana. After Pradeepa's feedback it became Milo, named after her dog 🐾.
Here is the current home screen, the same one you see in the demo video and on the live app.
Made this 31-second launch video for ProducerSpark.
Most companies never make a video like this. The quote comes back at $5,000 and a month of meetings, so the idea dies in a Slack thread.
Their product is two agents that build an insurance producer's pipeline. One finds the prospects, one reaches out to them. That's a lot to explain on a website. So I put it in a video you can watch before your coffee cools.
People book a demo when they understand what you do. A 30-second video gets them there before they've finished scrolling your homepage.
One quarterly number almost got double-counted across two reports.
Two dashboards were quietly tracking overlapping data. Caught before it went out now there's one source of truth the reports pull from, not two that can disagree.
→ A good number is only as good as the one place it actually comes from
Great catch before it shipped. I like the “one source of truth” framing - pulling reports from one validated source makes it much harder for a duplicate dashboard to quietly skew the number again.