Founder and engineer. I build the part of AI that people actually use.
co-founder of orbo.work · Aberdeen, Scotland
One company, one side project. Both are live and used by real people.
orbo.work
An AI team for small companies. Agents pick up work from meetings, email and chat, give every task an owner, and do it on their own computers. Nothing goes out to a customer until a person says OK. I lead the part people touch: the agent chat, tool calling, permissions and billing. We run our own company on it every day. Live and invite-only.
Pullit
Paste a cooking video from Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Bilibili or YouTube and get a recipe you can actually cook from: ingredients, amounts, steps and a shopping list. I built all of it myself: the mobile apps, the backend, the AI pipeline, in-app purchases and analytics.
3,700+ users46,000+ recipes made$1,000+ App Store sales5.0 rating, China App Store
Things I shipped before and around orbo.work. Most of what I know about agents I learned here.
Computer science at the University of Manchester, with a detour into particle physics.
Particle detectors are simulated photon by photon, which is slow. We moved optical photon propagation out of Geant4 and into Mitsuba3, an open-source renderer, with a custom plugin for emitting photons. I built the photon-to-scene pipeline: the C++ emitter, the detector geometry in CAD and the scene setup.
400x faster on GPU70x on CPUvs Geant4
My side is the part people actually use.
I've built and shipped AI products across iOS, Android, web and chat: streaming agent conversations, tool calling, per-user permissions, subscriptions and billing. I care about how an agent asks, shows its work and earns trust, because that decides whether people keep using it.
Pullit taught me as much about distribution and listening to users as it did about building. orbo.work is where I put all of it together, with Ahmed and Jay.
If something keeps falling through the cracks at your company, I'd love to hear about it.