Riyadh J.

Hi, I'm Riyad, an MBBS doctor turned automation engineer 👋🏻 Saved $250,000/year in direct costs for an Australian Real Estate agency Helped generate $130,000+ for a dental clinic through marketing and sales systems Saved $10,000/month for a publishing company with content automation Delivered 100+ qualified leads a week for a retail business through AI sales pipelines Built a full-stack growth system that saves a content creator 100+ hours a month I build AI agents and the software around them: the dashboards, approvals, alerts and logs that let a business trust an agent with real work. Two years ago I would have built most of this in n8n or Zapier. Now I write it as real code with Claude Code and Codex, in about the time a no-code build used to take. You own the code, there are no per-task fees, and when something breaks it tells you which step failed and carries on from there. --- If you've got a minute, here's the longer sit-down version. Some things I've built and still run: - A white-label app that several real-estate agencies use for their contract paperwork, each under its own name, with its own staff and data - An ad manager for Facebook and Instagram that suggests changes and waits for the owner's yes before any money moves - Sawwam, a sales assistant for marketplace sellers that answers buyer messages in the seller's voice and asks before sending anything it is unsure about - A set of YouTube channels that research, write, voice and schedule their own videos, with a person approving each finished cut - An SEO writer that checks every article against its sources before it goes live - Voice-over and transcription running on my own GPU, so a long video costs electricity instead of a per-minute bill What I can build for you: - AI agents you can trust with real work: Claude, OpenAI and open models, MCP servers, several agents working together, with a human approval step where money or customers are involved - Custom web apps and dashboards: client portals, internal tools, white-label SaaS that works on a phone too - Automations that survive a bad day: retries, picking up after a crash, an alert when something stops. Still n8n, Make or Zapier when they are the right fit - Revenue systems: lead finding, outreach and CRM automation (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, GoHighLevel) - Integrations: APIs, webhooks, Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Stripe, Telegram - Rescue jobs: a workflow that keeps failing halfway, or a no-code build that outgrew itself and needs to become code Medicine taught me to find the cause before treating the symptom. A broken automation is usually a symptom. I look for the step where the work really piles up, fix that, and build it so the fix keeps paying off. If a process eats hours of your week, send me a message describing how it runs today. I'll tell you straight whether it's worth automating.