Creative that has to perform. Campaign work for brands across Pakistan and the Gulf, plus the AI and automation systems I build to make that work faster.
Twelve companies, from e-commerce and consumer brands to consultancies and studios.
Shown as wordmarks — swap in official logo files any time.
Selected campaign work — what the brief was, what I made, what it moved.
Brief in one line, what you produced, and the channel it ran on. Send me the details for two or three campaigns and I'll write these properly.
Same structure. A metric works well here — views, reach, leads, conversion lift, or watch time.
If a campaign has no public numbers, we lead with the creative outcome instead.
Products and systems, not demos. Built end to end and used daily.
A personal daily scoring app. Instead of a checklist that resets every morning, DayScore turns a day into a single number — weighing six areas of life against each other so the score reflects what actually mattered that day.
Six tracked categories: diet, sleep, to-dos, reading, prayer and exercise. Weekdays and weekends run on separate weight profiles, so a rest day isn't punished for looking different from a Tuesday.
Built as a progressive web app — installs to the home screen, works like a native app, and syncs across devices.
A set of n8n workflows that removes the repetitive half of running a creative business. Content gets drafted, formatted and published on schedule; proposals get written against the actual job post instead of a saved template.
Three systems in production: LinkedIn content publishing, Instagram posting, and Upwork proposal drafting — each wired to Claude through the Anthropic API, with a review step before anything goes out.
The same architecture is what I deploy for marketing agencies: map the repetitive work, automate the middle, keep a human on the final call.