I build high-performance web platforms, automation systems and property technology for businesses across the UK, US and Australia.
Remote collaboration, delivery planned around your working hours, and handover documentation your team can pick up without me in the room.
Most property businesses do not need another portal. They need the six steps between an enquiry and a signature to stop leaking.
Listing, parcel and portal data pulled into one structured source instead of five spreadsheets and an inbox.
Enquiries from forms, portals and campaigns captured, de-duplicated and routed the moment they land.
The repeatable steps — assignment, reminders, follow-ups, status changes — handled by the system, not by staff.
One record per person and property, with the history, documents and next action visible to whoever picks it up.
Qualification, summarising and drafting handled by models where they genuinely help, with a human still deciding.
Dashboards that show what is actually working, so the next decision is made on numbers rather than instinct.
Agencies, brokerages and property platforms run on tools that were never designed to talk to each other: portal exports, spreadsheets, an inbox, and a CRM nobody updates. The engineering work sits in the gaps between them.
Eight kinds of work, one engineering approach: understand the business process first, then build the smallest system that fixes it.
Product work from the database up: Next.js and React on the front, Node, Laravel or Django behind it.
Listing experiences, property search and the data pipelines that keep both current.
Capture, routing, qualification and follow-up, built around how a sales team actually works.
Model-assisted qualification, summarising and drafting, wired into existing workflows rather than bolted on.
Multi-tenant applications with roles, permissions, billing hooks and an admin surface that scales.
Reporting that answers the questions a business owner actually asks, on data they already own.
REST and GraphQL services, third-party integrations, queues, scheduled jobs and background processing.
Containerised applications, sensible environments and deployments that do not depend on one person.
Seven platforms across property, media, enterprise software and education — the same engineering approach behind each of them.
An agency running listings, agents and enquiries in separate places. A multi-page property site for a New South Wales agency: browsable listings by type, agent profiles, enquiry routing, and an authenticated route for adding new listings.
Visit The Ark Agency | AU↗Content operations spread across disconnected tools. A media platform with real-time collaboration and an AI-assisted content management layer, built on a typed Next.js front end over a GraphQL data layer.
Visit Conjoint Media↗Separate internal tools with no shared reporting. A modular suite with services split by domain, containerised for deployment, an analytics dashboard and multi-language support over PostgreSQL.
Visit Nintex Software↗Media processing that blocks everyone waiting on it. Cloud-native asset processing: event-driven Lambda functions for uploads, FFmpeg pipelines for transcoding, Redis holding queue and job state.
Visit Conjoint Media Cloud↗Matching students to tutors, then keeping the session in one place. A tutoring platform with live WebRTC sessions, scheduling, progress tracking and study recommendations on a Next.js and Node stack.
Visit Boost My Grades↗A developer portfolio that had to load fast and still feel considered. Editorial portfolio with MDX-driven articles and scroll-linked motion held to a strict performance budget.
Visit Usman Tahir↗A portfolio that proves the performance claims it makes. This site: project showcase, writing and interactive components, rebuilt around a far smaller animation budget than the version it replaced.
Visit Musawir Rehman↗Three disciplines that most businesses buy separately. Built together, they become one system instead of three that need reconciling.
Breadth matters more than a percentage. Here is where the work sits, layer by layer.
Interfaces built to hold up on mid-range hardware, not just on a fast laptop.
Application logic, integrations and background work — the part the business actually runs on.
Schema design, indexing and caching decided by how the data is read, not by habit.
Containerised applications and environments that can be rebuilt from scratch.
Models and scheduled processes used where they remove work, with a person still in the loop.
Working remotely with teams in the UK, US and Australia
Available for project, contract and retained work
Comfortable owning a build from database to interface
Most of my work is application development: Next.js and React on the front end, with Node, Laravel, PHP and Python behind it, and MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or Redis underneath depending on how the data gets read.
The rest is automation and AI-assisted workflow: the integrations, scheduled jobs and model-assisted steps that take repeat work out of a team’s day without taking the decision away from them.
Property is the industry I have chosen to specialise in. Real estate businesses generate a large amount of structured data and an even larger amount of manual follow-up, which is precisely the shape of problem software is good at solving. The specialisation is in the domain. The discipline is engineering.
Send a short description of the problem and what it is costing you now. I will tell you whether it is worth building, and what the smallest first version looks like.