Your Google Sheet, turned into a dashboard your team can actually use
Live totals, filters and charts, so nobody has to scroll a thousand rows to answer a simple question.
Sheets that turn into dashboards. Reminders that send themselves. Reports that land in your inbox every morning. I'm Abdullah, an independent developer, and I build the small tools that give you your hours back.
If you or your team do the same thing by hand every day or every week, it can probably run on its own.
Live totals, filters and charts, so nobody has to scroll a thousand rows to answer a simple question.
Form → Sheet → WhatsApp. Orders → invoice. No more copying between tabs.
Prices, listings, leads or stock levels, checked on a schedule, with an alert when something changes.
Most small automations are done in under a week. You see it working before you pay the balance.
Built end to end and running live. Click through and try them.
Give it a recitation and a verse range, and it makes the finished reel: finds the verses in a long recording, times every Arabic word to the audio, has AI pick background footage to match each verse's mood, and renders correctly shaped captions. Runs from a web app with live progress.

Reads a user's watch history and mood, then picks exactly one show. OAuth login, sync across devices, works offline.


An automated research pipeline: it searches the web, has AI pull out the answer, then checks it against the source and refuses to guess. The same pattern I use to collect and verify data for clients.

A hand-drawn homepage concept for a café in Bareilly: menu, a Call button and directions, built for phones.
Four steps, every time. You always know what's happening and see it working before it's done.
You show me what you do by hand, which tools are involved and how often.
I write the script, bot or dashboard and share progress as I go.
It runs on your actual sheet or inbox, edge cases included, until it's boringly reliable.
Everything set up in your accounts, with a short video showing how it works.
Starting prices. You get a fixed quote before anything starts.
Good automation is boring. It just runs, every day, and you forget it was ever a chore.
I'm a computer applications student who builds real products on the side. En and Adapt started as tools I wanted to exist and became full apps with tests, fallbacks and real users.
Now I bring that same care to small businesses: the reminders, reports and spreadsheets that quietly eat your week.
Tell me the task you repeat, the tools involved and how often it happens. I'll reply with a fixed price and a timeline, and be honest if I'm not the right fit.
akhan.codes@gmail.com