I make interfaces move — and I engineer what's underneath.
Most of what I build is user-facing — layouts, interactions, and animations, each built to fit exactly what the situation calls for. But when nothing fits, I go build one myself, wherever it needs to happen.
Carries a sleep or respiratory patient from referral to signed report, with an AI scribe.
Volunteers annotate news articles; overlapping judgements reconcile into one credibility report.
Rewards app for bus riders: scan the vehicle's QR code, earn tokens, unlock discounts.
Multi-tenant applicant tracking, rebuilt on one component library shared across three apps.
Onboarding handbook for trainee psychiatrists that generates real Mental Health Act forms.
Market-share dashboard for a US food distributor, every chart drawn by hand in D3.
Iqbal's complete poetry — eleven books in Urdu and Persian, searchable end to end.
Expense splitting my brother and I run on a home server, now learning to read receipts.
Maze generator that guarantees exactly one path between any two cells by construction.
Front-desk software for a skin clinic — patients, appointments, procedures, and billing.
Not my main craft, but I keep coming back to it — brand marks, monograms, and an alphabet built on a dot grid.
Outside of work I'm probably untangling a Rubik's cube, working through a Sudoku, or driving eight hours straight just because there's somewhere I haven't seen yet.
Reach me at nmanumr@gmail.com or @nmanumr.