The provider abstraction is the whole point. Bedrock and OpenAI are interchangeable behind it, and PDF rendering was pulled off the client entirely, because a browser you do not control is not a rendering engine.
Mumbai, India—IST · UTC+5:30
Taking new work
I'm Mujammil. I build systems that go
into production and stay there.
- 01Resume BarAI SaaSPublic SaaS2026live
- 02Sarvagun ERPEnterprise platform25+ users/day2024live
- 03Dr. AmjadClinic platform + CMSPublic site2026live
- 04Bling Square EventEvent platformDozens of events2025live
- 05BlingHireRecruitment platformHiring team2024internal
- 06Venue Bling SquareMarketplacePublic site2025live
- 07Foot Ark ClinicClinic platformPublic site2025live
- 08Attendance ModuleInternal toolStaff-wide2024internal
- 09Client sitesSubscription product16 live2026live
Every row above is running in production right now. Nothing on this site is a concept, a redesign or a dribbble shot. That is the only claim here that actually matters.
The work, in full
A system is only
as good as the morning
it survives.
Every case study is written the way I would explain it to another engineer: what it is, what was actually hard, and what I decided. The architecture diagram comes first and the screenshots come second, because that is the order the two things matter in.
What I actually do
Three things, and
the third is the real one.
01
Build
The system itself, from an empty repo to something people log into.
- Internal tools & ERPsHR, inventory, attendance, operations. The software a business runs on.
- SaaS productsMulti-tenant apps, billing, editor-style interfaces, real product state.
- Client portals & dashboardsData-heavy screens that stay fast when the table has 40,000 rows.
- Marketing sites that performStatic, fast, indexed. Built to be edited by the client afterwards.
02
Automate
Work that a person is currently doing by hand, moved into a pipeline.
- Workflow automationn8n and custom pipelines. Triggers, retries, and alerts when a run fails.
- AI in the loopExtraction, classification, drafting, with a human check where it matters.
- IntegrationsWhatsApp, payment gateways, CRMs, sheets. The unglamorous plumbing.
- Reporting that leaves the systemScheduled exports, because people still want the sheet.
03
Keep it running
The part nobody puts on a services page, and the only part that decides whether you hire me twice.
- Deploy & CII replaced zip-file deployments with a GitHub Actions pipeline, and moved a live product off managed hosting onto a self-managed Linux server. Several production apps now run on one 2GB box at 236ms average response.
- Incident responseFound a live production server with its IP exposed. DNS moved behind Cloudflare, Ubuntu hardened with UFW, Fail2Ban and PAM-secured SSH. Closed in 48 hours, zero downtime.
- Handover documentationWritten so your next developer does not have to call me.
- MaintenanceI do not disappear after invoice. Sixteen of my sites are still mine to keep up.
For agencies
Your client never
has to know I exist.
Most of my work reaches the end client with somebody else's logo on it. If you sell AI automation, internal tools or custom software and you do not want the fixed cost of an engineering team, I am the person who builds it and stays invisible.
- 01Your brand
- I ship under your name. No credit, no backlink, no signature in the footer. Your client meets you.
- 02Your process
- Your PM, your standups, your tracker, your repo. I fit into how you already run projects.
- 03NDA by default
- Signed before the first call if you want it. Nothing I build for you appears on this site without written sign-off.
- 04Fixed scope, fixed price
- Quoted per build, agreed before I start. You quote your client with a number that will not move under you.
How the arrangement works
mujammilmaldar65@gmail.com·replies within a working day
Not an agency?
You want a site,
not a project.
I keep 16 finished designs running across four trades, four genuinely different directions each, not one theme recoloured. Open them, pick the one you like, and I fit your content to it. Every link below is a live site, not a mockup.