The work is organised by what broke first.

Built for: Faith-tech & Scholarship, Founders / 0-to-1 Products

Before: People who study the Quran had no proper tool built for it. They were stuck using generic note apps that could not handle the depth and structure their work needs, and that lost their work when the internet dropped.

Outcome: One app, used by 1,000+ people in beta, that lets scholars and students mark up the Quran, study together live, keep working with no internet, and get trustworthy AI help. Works on web, iPhone, and Android. Paid plans are live.

System: A serious app for studying and annotating the Quran — like GoodNotes meets Notion — on web, iPhone, and Android.

Built for: Faith-tech & Scholarship

Before: There is more classical Arabic commentary than any team could ever translate by hand. Each line needs deep expertise, and checking the work one piece at a time was the part that never sped up.

Outcome: Decades of specialist translation work, done for the price of a graphics card. By hand it would cost six figures and take years. Here it runs on private hardware, with every translation checked automatically.

System: Private AI that translates centuries of classical Arabic Qur'anic commentary into clear modern English — and quality-checks every line before readers see it.

Built for: Faith-tech & Scholarship

Before: The think-tank's old site couldn't handle real academic publishing — proper writing tools, a clear approval process, a careful move of years of past work, or a reading experience worthy of the scholarship.

Outcome: A think-tank that can publish serious scholarly work the way it should look and read — with proper academic writing tools, a clear approval process, and every old article moved across safely. Built new from the ground up.

System: A custom publishing platform for an Islamic think-tank — built to replace a worn-out old site that could never carry serious academic work.