Software that does
the chore for you.
We take the one task still eating your week and turn it into software that runs without you.
workflow running
Every lead from WhatsApp gets typed into a sheet. Then typed again into the CRM.
Now each lead lands in the CRM on its own, tagged with where it came from. Nobody types it.
Illustrative workflow
Four kinds of software, one person who writes all of it
- Workflow automation
- Websites
- iOS & Android
- Internal tools
The leak
The work you keep
doing twice.
It is not a big task. That is exactly the problem. Small enough that nobody stops it, heavy enough that it quietly eats the week.
Recognise one? Pick it, or keep scrolling.
Four hours a week is two hundred hours a year. That is the number we go after.
Lead capture
1/4
- 1New WhatsApp message
- 2Pull name, number, need
- 3Create CRM contact, tag source
What we build
Software that does the chore.
- 01
Automation
The sync that used to fail overnight simply stops failing. The handoff happens without the hands.
n8n · integrations
- 02
Websites
Fast, findable, and yours to edit without calling anyone for typos.
Next.js
- 03
iOS & Android
The tool leaves the desk with you, because the work already did.
Mobile
- 04
Internal tools
Built for the spreadsheet currently holding the whole company together.
Databases
Not sure which of these you need? Describe the mess in five sentences.
How it goes
One workflow. Two weeks.
A fixed fee.
No retainer. No discovery phase that discovers nothing. The whole engagement fits on one card.
Day 0
Pick the thing
You show us the task. We tell you honestly whether software should touch it. Sometimes the answer is no.
Week 1
Watch it build
One workflow, built against your real data and your real tools. You see it working as it takes shape.
Week 2
Let it run
The task hands itself over to software. Nobody gets trained, because there is nothing to learn.
Handover
Own everything
If we disappeared tomorrow, nothing breaks.
Yours at handover
- Source code
- Repository
- Credentials
- Documentation
Handover is part of the fee, not an upsell.
Receipts
Shipped, handed over,
still running.
Every site we have built is still online. Read what the clients said, then open the work and judge it yourself.
I am extremely happy with the final result and would highly recommend you to anyone looking for a talented and reliable web designer.
Portfolio site. Designed, built, deployed, handed over.
Seen enough to have a task in mind? Send the one that eats the most time.
The studio
One person answers.
Abenor is Mahamad Suhail. The person who scopes your workflow is the person who writes it, and the person who replies when something looks off. There is no account manager between you and the keyboard.
Your morning is evening here. Async by default keeps everyone honest; calls happen when they are worth everyone’s calendar.
- Founded
- 2026
- Timezone
- IST · UTC+5:30
- Calls
- Calendly, by appointment
Straight answers
Asked before
you ask.
Because the work is live and you can open it right now. Ask for a walkthrough of either project on the call, and you talk to the person who built it. One workflow and a fixed fee also keep your risk small: if the first piece does not earn its keep, you stop there.
One workflow, two weeks, a fixed fee agreed before anything starts. The number depends on the task, so it gets named on the call instead of hidden until the invoice.
Then the first call ends with that answer and you have lost fifteen minutes. We would rather be useful than busy.
You do. Source code, repository, credentials, documentation. Handover is part of the fee, not an upsell.
Automation runs without supervision, which is the point of building it. When something does need hands, you email a person who knows the system, not a ticket queue.
Book the call
Bring the one task.
Leave with an answer.
Thirty minutes, no deck. You leave knowing whether it is worth fixing, even when the answer is no.
Rather write? hello.abenor@gmail.com