Honestly? A problem-obsessed tinkerer from Somalia who likes taking things apart and putting them back together — usually in software.
I don't have a five-year plan. What I do have is a habit of noticing something annoying, deciding it shouldn't be annoying, and then building the thing that fixes it. Some of them turn into products. Some of them stay rough around the edges. All of them are mine.
The honest part: I work with AI coding agents as my implementation layer. I decide what gets built, break it when it's wrong, and own the result. I'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out from my commit history.
the part that matters -> was the problem real? does it actually work?
the part that doesn't -> who typed the code
SiteForge — the confident one
A website, built in minutes. No code. A short checklist in, a finished responsive site out. 16 templates, 12 page types, live preview, and you download plain static HTML. No accounts, no backend, no paywall.
Noor — the thoughtful one
A digital Islamic library. Full Qur'an reader, hadith, stories of the righteous, and daily adhkar — in English, Arabic, and Somali. Built to be genuinely useful, not decorative.
Vibe Sandbox — the loud one
Make noise, make art, write it down. A generative playground: an interactive Web Audio synthesizer, a living canvas that reacts to the sound, and a journal for the thoughts that come out of it. Press play and it never sounds the same twice.
My Public Space — the social one
Write. Build. Connect. A portfolio that behaves like a community — follow people, react to posts, comment on ideas, discover what others are making.
WorkSpace — the busy one
The admin side of a small company. Employees, attendance, leave requests, payroll views, and role-based access. Sign in to see the dashboard.
Group Organizer — the organised one
Split any group into balanced teams, automatically. Create an event, share a join link or QR code, and participants are sorted into even groups as they sign up. No spreadsheet, no manual reshuffling.
Try it — no signup needed · Source
Runs in offline demo mode with seeded sample data, so you can click straight into the dashboard.
ScholarMatch — the useful one
Scholarship matching that actually reads your profile. It scores real awards against your degree, GPA, field and target countries, then shows you exactly what's required, what the money covers, and what gets people rejected. With checklists and application tracking.
Beacon — the watchful one
Know before your users do. Beacon checks your sites and APIs on an interval, keeps real uptime history, and publishes a clean public status page. Every outage gets automatic forensics — DNS, TLS, certificate expiry, flapping patterns — so you're told what happened, not just that something did.
Source · self-hosted in one command
Needs a server that stays switched on, so it isn't on a free serverless host. The screenshot is a real instance monitoring five of my other projects.
| Project | What it is | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| Beacon | Self-hosted uptime monitoring with public status pages and automatic incident forensics. | TypeScript, Docker |
| Noor Companion | Offline-first Qur'an companion for Android — works with zero bars of signal. | Flutter, Dart |
| Vibe Sandbox | Generative Web Audio soundscapes, canvas art, and mood journaling. | TypeScript |
| Warehouse POS | Point-of-sale that keeps selling when the internet dies. | Flutter, Supabase |
| Group Organizer · live demo | Groups, join links, and QR codes. Runs offline in demo mode. | TypeScript, Vite |
| FocusFlow | Pomodoro timer with streaks and local persistence. | JavaScript |
| Employee Dashboard · live | Attendance, leave, payroll. | Vite, Supabase |
| Project | Live demo |
|---|---|
| Vibe Sandbox | vibe-sandbox-nine.vercel.app |
| FocusFlow | focus-flow-liard-delta.vercel.app |
| Grad Portfolio | grad-portfolio-cyan.vercel.app |
| Group Organizer | organise-us-three.vercel.app |
| ScholarMatch | scholarmatch-kappa.vercel.app |
Things in the oven. None of these are ready, and that's the fun part.
- 🔨
quran-voice-matcher— match a Quranic recitation to its text, word by word - 🔨
scholarmatch— scholarship discovery, now open (see above) - 🔨
job portal— early sketches, mostly wishful thinking so far - 🔨 a few more — some client work I'll keep quiet about, some experiments that didn't survive
If you like watching things get built, follow along. Sometimes they turn into something real.
Follow along if you like watching things get built. Sometimes they turn into something real.
TypeScript JavaScript Dart Python SQL React Vite Flutter Supabase PostgreSQL Docker GitHub Actions Linux
- 📖 Reading — used to live here. Still like it, but it's been quiet a while and I honestly don't know why. Might be the algorithm eating my attention. Always open to a recommendation.
- 🎧 Sheikh Abdulrashiid Suufi's recitation — this one I protect time for.
- 🌸 Anime — whatever's good, not whatever's convenient.
- 🔍 Crime & investigation shows — the kind where you start guessing, then blame yourself when it turns out you were wrong.
- 🧠 AI, health, and how they overlap — the intersection of machine learning, medicine, and mental health is the most interesting thing I can find. This is where most of my thinking happens.
| 🐙 GitHub | @muraa-p |
| 🐦 [Twitter/X] | coming soon |
| 💼 [LinkedIn] | coming soon |
| 🌐 [Website] | coming soon |
| ✉️ Email | coming soon |
I like people who have a real problem and a real deadline. If that's you — say hi. Freelance, collab, or just an interesting problem to think about, all fine.
⭐ if something here helped you, a star costs you one click and means a lot.
Built with curiosity, unreasonable amounts of iteration, and substantial help from AI coding agents.