Building worldwide · Est. 2026
We're Hamza and Haider — two engineers who build the products we wish existed. We notice a problem in our own day, build fast with AI, and ship it: web apps, mobile apps, browser extensions, trading tools. This is the shelf.
The Collection
A tab manager because our browsers were a mess. A journal because we trade. An app to answer “what's for dinner.” If it solves a problem in our day, it might solve one in yours.
Status is honest, not aspirational — live means you can use it today, idea means it's still just bugging us.
The team
Two people means no handoffs and no telephone game. We notice a problem in our own day, prototype it with AI the same evening, and ship it for real — usually the same week.
Always in the room
Online · in this session
Every product on this shelf was built with AI in the loop — drafting, refactoring, reviewing, shipping. It doesn't sleep, doesn't take equity, and never asks whose turn it is to write tests.
Process
Almost everything here started as friction in our own day — a tab mess, a trade we couldn't grade, dinner we couldn't decide. If it annoys us weekly, it's a candidate.
Same evening, we get something real on screen. AI is our pair-programmer — drafting, scaffolding, and arguing with us until the idea either holds up or falls apart cheaply.
If it survives, we build it for production — typed, fast, and tested where it counts. No throwaway prototype that quietly becomes the product.
We put it in front of real people — a store listing, a URL, a paying user — not a waitlist that never converts. Shipping is the only validation that counts.
We use everything we make, every day. We cut what isn't earning its place and sharpen what is. Some grow, some get acquired, some stay quietly useful.
