Shaheen E-Commerce
The live online store for my family's tire business. I took it over broken and rebuilt it — 300+ commits, 100+ pull requests, 55+ bugs fixed.
I build the tools I wish existed, then ship them — a voice typer that works offline, an app that reads my glucose sensor, a planner that fits my day, and the online store that keeps my family's business running.

You know that thing that annoys you every single day? The app that makes you tap eight times to see what you need. The tool that's almost right. The software you'd fix in an afternoon if it were yours. Most people file a ticket, complain in the group chat, or just live with it.
I stopped doing that. Sotto because a dictation app shouldn't leak my voice to the cloud. Sukoon because I have Type 1 diabetes and reading my own glucose data shouldn't be a chore. Kai's Flow because every planner assumes I live somebody else's life. shaheentire.com because the family business needed a working site — 300+ commits and 100+ PRs later, it does.
If the thing that would fix your day doesn't exist, build it. I'm a CSE student at E-JUST, and every project on this page started as a version of that sentence.
The live online store for my family's tire business. I took it over broken and rebuilt it — 300+ commits, 100+ pull requests, 55+ bugs fixed.
A desktop app that types out what you say — fully offline, so your voice never leaves your computer.
An Android app that shows my blood-sugar readings at a glance. I built it because I have Type 1 diabetes and the official app was a pain.
A personal planner I use every day — calendar, tasks, journal, and a focus timer in one place. Works even without internet.
A complete online-store demo — storefront, checkout, and an admin dashboard. A university team project I led.
The screen designs and front-end for a perfume company's internal management tool — 23 screens.
A drowsiness detector that watches your eyes through a webcam and sounds an alarm when you start to nod off. I trained the models.
A coffee-shop website concept with glass-like visuals and lighting that shifts with the time of day.
Free, offline study resources for computer-science students — networks, algorithms, and embedded systems.
A desktop app for a clinic — appointments, billing, and separate logins for patients, doctors, and staff.
Three small robots — one solves a maze, one chases light, and one you drive from your phone while it senses its surroundings.
Every square is a day I pushed code on GitHub. The snake eats the past year, one commit at a time.
Not "expert in everything" — shipped with everything. I develop AI-first: I use AI coding agents heavily, review every diff myself, and deepen the fundamentals underneath as I go. Each item below links back to a real project on this site.
Claude Code is my daily driver. I plan out loud, delegate the scaffolding, and read every diff before it ships. I use AI to accelerate the parts I already understand — not to paper over the parts I don't. Every project on this page shipped this way, and I'm faster because of it.
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