The system drafts, a person signs
My favourite AI pattern. Don't automate the decision, automate the blank page. It's why the EEG pipeline got accepted by doctors at all.
I build software that people actually use. Mostly AI-powered products, platforms and the odd system that quietly runs a whole business.
For years I built production systems that shipped under other companies' names. Then I started Solinovo, a small innovation studio in Lahore, so the work could have a name on it. I still lead the architecture on every project, and I still love the bit where a messy idea turns into something that just works.
Right now I'm… (updated whenever life changes)
70%
less time drafting EEG reports
65%
support tickets solved end to end
2.5M
rows you can query in plain English
<5 min
to confirm a booking (was 2 days)
Things we've built
A few favourites, built with the team at Solinovo. Each one solved a real, slightly annoying problem for someone.
Our own productOur own accounting and production ERP. We build it, host it and support it every day, so we eat our own cooking.
HealthcareAn AI pipeline that drafts EEG reports for neurologists to review and sign. The doctor still decides, the blank page just disappears.
SaaSGrounded in a company's own resolved tickets and docs, and it cites its source on every answer.
Sports techA five-minute course briefing that arrives inside your tee-time confirmation. Nothing to download. Stripe, profiles and course approvals included.
AI + dataAsk a 2.5-million-row warehouse a question in normal words. It answers, charts it, and shows you the SQL so you can check.
Field servicesCalendars became the single source of truth for a field service business, so double-bookings simply can't happen.
AgriTechOn-device AI that diagnoses from a phone photo, with no signal needed. Built for farms, not for demos.
AgentsFive job sources, every posting scored 0 to 100, a tailored CV per application. The agent prepares, the human sends.
Interesting things
The ideas I keep coming back to, in no particular order. If one of them makes you go “hmm”, let's talk about it.
My favourite AI pattern. Don't automate the decision, automate the blank page. It's why the EEG pipeline got accepted by doctors at all.
If availability lives in two places, you'll get clashes. Fun fact: the calendar at the bottom of this page works exactly like that. Try booking a taken slot.
An AI answer you can't check is just a confident guess. Show the SQL, cite the source, keep the edit history.
Not every user has 5G. Shipping a model that runs on a phone in a barn is way more fun than it sounds.
Postgres and plain code over clever lock-in. This very site stores your booking in plain Postgres, with no magic in the database.
Small team, named people, demos every two weeks, and four hours of overlap with both Europe and the US every day.
Book a time
30 minutes, on video, about whatever you like. Pick a slot that works for you. It's all shown in your own time zone.
Yep. 30 minutes, no pitch deck required, no sales script on my side either.
Even better. Half-baked ideas are the fun ones. Bring what you've got.
Lahore, UTC+5. The calendar shows everything in your own time, so you don't have to do maths.
Of course. Your confirmation email has a link. One click, no awkward email needed.