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Senior Product Manager who ships AI products, with the finance rigor most PMs lack.

35%faster time-to-market
23athletes testing an AI app
$35Mnonprofit, as Acting CFO

Hiring? Start here:The apps One-page resume

An AI assistant that answers from Jamil's experience and thinking. Responses come from Claude, not from Jamil directly. This is a beta, still in testing, so some answers may not be perfect.

Selected work

Hero Minutes

TestFlight beta

Training that adapts to how you feel.

Problem: Most training apps hand you the same plan whether you slept badly, tweaked a shoulder or feel unstoppable.
Purpose: Keep people moving on rough days instead of benching them, and know when to stop and send them to a professional.
Value: Each session fits the day you are having. 23 competitive athletes are testing it on TestFlight, across 34 rounds of feedback and testing so far.
Solution: A twenty-second check-in writes today's session. Five phases open on your own numbers, never a calendar, with an Apple Watch companion. The app stops and points you to a professional when it should.

herominutes.com

Pocket PM

TestFlight beta

A product team in your pocket.

Problem: One person building a product has to chase a strategist, a researcher, a delivery lead, a finance partner and a designer just to get a clear answer.
Purpose: Put a whole product team in your pocket: IQ for rigor on the numbers, EQ for imagination and empathy for people.
Value: One clear answer, with a view of who weighed in, and launch gates that end in a recorded go or no-go. Built for confidential work, with an on-device mode and a Face ID lock.
Solution: Capture a note, whiteboard or interview, ask one of six specialist teams or the whole Brain, then act on next steps, Slack and email drafts, exports to Linear, Jira or Notion, and decks or flowcharts from a sentence.

pocketpm.dev

SmartMatches

Independent concept

NerdWallet case study: which premium card is worth it for how you spend?

Problem: Premium cards are ranked on face value, but most of their value sits in credits that only count if you use them. People pick cards they will not fully use and lose credits to expiry.
Purpose: Show what a card is really worth to you after its annual fee, then help you use the credits you paid for.
Value: A light spender is told a $95 card fits better and that the premium cards are not worth it.
Solution: A three-step guide (your life, which card is worth it, use your credits) with a plain-language verdict, approval odds, a credit tracker with reminders, and an assistant that quotes saved issuer notes.

Not affiliated with NerdWallet or any card issuer. The business numbers are illustrative.

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