Things I've actually shipped.
A CTO's portfolio should be products, not decks. Below: the six products I designed, built and launched in 2026 under Atrix — each with the problem, what was built, the stack and the proof — followed by the platforms I led at banks, governments and startups over the last decade.
Six production products in one year
Every one of these is live. They span three languages (TypeScript, Rust, Go), telephony, email infrastructure, analytics at 42.7k events per second, and a marketplace with a Play Store app. They were built with heavy AI-assisted delivery — the same way I'd run an engineering org today.

Atrix
2026AI workspace SaaS for small teams — CRM, projects, hiring, HR and billing in one place.

VoDialer AI
2026AI outbound voice dialer built as a full VICIdial replacement for US Medicare call centres.

Atrix Analytics
2026Product analytics platform (a PostHog alternative) written in Rust on ClickHouse.

Atrix Mail
2026Multi-tenant email hosting with a developer sending API and AI webmail.

RentGari
2026Car-rental marketplace for Pakistan that gives every agency a free branded storefront.
Switchboard
2026The shared messaging layer behind all of the above — WhatsApp and SMS with multi-provider failover.
Platforms I built or led for others
The products above are mine. These are the ones I built inside other organisations — as an engineer, CTO, head of engineering or mentor. The about page tells the story in order; the experience timeline lists what I did at each.





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