Think before you build.
Most failed automation was never a tool problem. Get clear on the process, then pick the tool.
Operator and AI builder.
At Careem, Bolt and Wise I owned the numbers that hurt: dispatch time, courier cost, month-end close. Different businesses, same job. Find where the work waits. Fix it. Make it boring.
Now I help owners think clearly enough that automation actually works, and I build the systems that prove it through Soch, the AI workflow automation studio I co-founded.
ACCA-qualified, so I read the P&L before the roadmap. I also talk about this stuff: workshops, talks, and writing every week.
Track record



My own clothing brand in Pakistan. Sourcing, cash, stock, people.A good product with bad operations is an expensive hobby.
Emergency dispatch with the KPK Ministry of Health. 3 minutes down to 20 seconds.When the stakes are real, the process is the product.
Courier cost, reporting and compliance across 20 countries. $3.9M saved in 6 months.Constraint is the best operator I've worked with.
Product, operations and delivery on Lydia, an AI coaching platform.In a small team, the job is whatever is stuck.Most failed automation was never a tool problem. Get clear on the process, then pick the tool.
Messy input, messy output, faster. Clean up the work before you hand it to a machine.
If two people own a metric, nobody does. Name the person, then build the dashboard.
A process nobody wrote down isn't a process. Write it down, then automate it.