Client work, open-source systems, and clearly-labelled concept demos — every project is a real, working build with its evidence linked. The label on each card tells you exactly what it is.
Next.jsCustom CartCOD CheckoutWhatsApp OrderingWholesale Lane
Ecommerce / DTCJanjua Sports — Sialkot
Janjua Sports — Full-Stack Ecommerce Platform
A full-stack Next.js storefront for a Sialkot sports brand — seven category stores, COD-first checkout, per-product WhatsApp ordering and a wholesale lane, built and owned end-to-end.
7 category storefronts · COD-first checkout · WhatsApp ordering built-in · 15K+ orders delivered (brand-reported)View Case Study
Next.jsBrand ExperienceMenu as ContentMulti-BranchLocal Discovery
A live concept demo proving restaurant sites can carry a real personality — poster-wall identity, a 56-item menu priced per city, verbatim reviews and branch pages. Zero carts, by design.
3 branch pages, one brand system · 56-item menu priced per city · 10 poster prints · 0 checkout buttons — by designView Case Study
PythonGemma 4OllamaSlack DigestsOpen Source
AI / AutomationRRRTX Systems — Open Source
Gemma 4 RSS Intelligence Agent
A self-hosted Python agent that reads 25+ developer feeds every six hours, uses Gemma 4 E4B (128K context, via Ollama) to separate signal from noise, and posts clean Slack digests — $0 in API costs.
25+ feeds every 6 hours · $0 monthly AI cost · $7/month total infra · 128K-context local modelView Case Study
Make.comGoogle SheetsHTTP APIGmailBlueprints
Automation / No-CodeRRRTX Labs — Public Demo & Blueprint
Make.com Automation Agent — Forms → API → Gmail
A compact Make.com automation agent — Google Form responses watched in Sheets, processed through an HTTP API call, delivered by Gmail. Publicly demoed on LinkedIn; the scenario blueprint is published for reuse.
3-module scenario: Sheets → HTTP → Gmail · Scheduled polling trigger · Public LinkedIn demo · Blueprint published for reuseView Case Study