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I still write code every day. TypeScript and Rust are my daily drivers. Go and Python show up where they earn it. SQL is a given.
I am Fahid Mohammad. Eighteen years of building and running software companies, mostly as a founder and CTO. I am currently Co-Founder & CTO at Sanar and I run a small portfolio of products on the side.
I started writing code because I wanted to build the things I could not find. Eighteen years later, that turned into a portfolio I founded - a multi-tenant HR cloud, a native MongoDB IDE, a Markdown workspace built for AI agents, a mobile attribution platform, a curated curl-care e-commerce, a wellness platform with a cloud kitchen for healthy meals, and a stealth AI product I am heads-down on right now.
As Co-Founder & CTO of Sanar I lead engineering for a licensed telemedicine and home-healthcare platform serving the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We are 50+ people across product, engineering, and clinical operations, running 25+ medical specialties.
As Co-Founder & CTO of Maren SolutionsI run the studio that ships across web, mobile, desktop, and AI. Maren is also the quiet R&D lab behind much of my product portfolio.
Earlier in my career I worked as Technical Architect at Flyin.com, one of the largest online travel platforms in the Middle East. I do not own Flyin and never claim to - but it is where I learned how to ship at OTA scale.
I am hands-on. I still write code in TypeScript, Rust, Go, and Python, build for the edge, ship native desktop apps, and design AI into every product I run. I am also an early adopter of the Model Context Protocol.
I am building Citesvue in stealth and continuing to invest in my live products. If you are an investor, founder, or operator working on something in AI, developer tools, healthcare, B2B SaaS, or modern consumer, I would love to talk.
A mix of products I have founded, a stealth bet I am heads-down on right now, and a few chapters from earlier in my career where I was an architect, not the owner. Tap any card for the longer story.
My take on what a modern MongoDB IDE should look like. A native desktop app for engineers who use MongoDB every day, with an AI service that turns plain English into queries.

A unified workspace I built to replace the eight tools modern teams already pay for. Chat, meetings, tasks, docs, HR, and IT operations in one platform.
A cross-platform Markdown workspace I built for engineers and writers. Native desktop, cloud sync, real-time collaboration, an AI writing assistant, and a first-class MCP service at mcp.anyslate.io.
A mobile measurement and attribution platform I built as a startup-friendly alternative to the legacy MMP players. Branded short links, deep linking, deferred deep linking, QR attribution, and full-funnel analytics in one dashboard.
Co-Founder & CTO of Sanar - a licensed telemedicine and home-healthcare platform serving the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I lead engineering and have helped scale it from day one into a regulated, multi-specialty virtual-care company.
The evidence layer for recorded work. Citesvue turns any meeting, UAT session, demo, or sales call into structured insights with timestamped, screen-level evidence. Ask plain-language questions. Push findings to Jira, Notion, and Slack.
Secure environment variable and secret management for engineering teams. A self-hostable, opinionated alternative to passing .env files around in chat.
A wellness platform I started to bring fitness, nutrition, coaching, and tracking under one roof. Studio classes, healthy meals, certified trainers, a health dashboard, gear, and a nutritionist app - all in one place.

A cloud-kitchen brand under Glutfit serving chef-prepared, macro-tracked meals to individual customers and to entire companies through a corporate meal platform.
A focused e-commerce platform I built for curly, coily, and wavy hair. 50+ international and Indian brands, curated routines, and a single place to shop a real curl-care regimen. Ships across India and the UAE.

Where I served as Technical Architect on the consumer-facing surfaces of one of the largest online travel platforms in the Middle East. This is where I learned to ship at scale.
The software studio I co-founded. It is my engineering chassis and quiet R&D lab. Most of the portfolio above gets prototyped, stress-tested, and hardened here before public launch.
Every product I run has an AI surface, and I work across the full picture. Picking the right model for the job, getting the context right, designing for streaming UIs, and shipping retrieval and agent workflows that hold up in production. A few of the things I am currently shipping:
The AI service inside MongoQUI that I built. Anyone can ask MongoDB a question in plain English and get a real query back. Provider-agnostic across multiple LLM backends, with retries and per-tenant key management.
AnySlate ships a full MCP server at mcp.anyslate.io that I implemented from spec. Streamable transport, scoped tokens, audit trail, and section-level resource editing.
I designed the Citesvue pipeline end-to-end. It fuses recordings, transcripts, scene analysis, and OCR keyframes into a single evidence-grounded timeline indexed across multiple vector stores.
AnySlate's writing assistant runs at the edge with daily quota tracking I built. Sub-200ms response times and no GPU bill.
An internal tool I built that crawls a repository, builds a vector index, and generates living documentation with multi-provider LLM fallback. It is at the heart of how the portfolio stays maintained and documented.
A custom agent skill I built that performs comprehensive technical and on-page SEO audits. Packaged as a portable .skill bundle and used in client engagements via Maren.
I am opinionated about what I build with. These are the primitives I have chosen and stuck with - across eighteen years and a portfolio of live products.
I still write code every day. TypeScript and Rust are my daily drivers. Go and Python show up where they earn it. SQL is a given.
Native desktop with Tauri. Web with Next.js and React. Mobile in React Native or Flutter when the project demands it. Tailwind and Radix carry the visual layer.
Cloudflare's edge platform is the default for everything new I build. AWS Lambda and DuckDB sit alongside for compute-heavy workloads. Kubernetes when there is genuinely no other choice.
Hono and FastAPI carry most of my API surfaces. Bun where speed matters. Real-time over WebSockets and Server-Sent Events when the experience needs it. Contracts are typed end-to-end.
I pick the right shape for the data. MongoDB for documents, PostgreSQL for relational, Redis for hot state, Neo4j when relationships are the product, and Vectorize for AI retrieval.
AI is part of the substrate, not a feature. I work behind a provider-agnostic layer over OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Cloudflare Workers AI. RAG, agents, MCP, and tool calling on top.
Tooling is a force multiplier when it disappears into the background. pnpm workspaces, Turborepo, GitHub Actions, and Playwright are non-negotiable on every repo I touch.
// the way I have built for eighteen years const principles = { primitives: "pick a small set, reuse everywhere", edge: "deploy close to the user, always", ai: "part of the substrate, not a feature", contracts: "typed end to end", velocity: "ship, learn, ship again", };
How I got here, in the order it happened. Each chapter taught me something I still use every day.