A FEW QUESTIONS. A LOT OF POSSIBILITIES.
I ask questions
that move
ideas forward.
I’m Maaz. I explore ideas, build useful things, and learn from the people they reach.
GROWTH · DEVELOPMENT · EXPERIMENTATION
QUESTIONS, BUILDS & LESSONS
Figuring
things out
faster than AI.
A notebook of things I’ve tried,
people I’ve learned with,
and work I’ve helped bring to life.
01 / INSIGHTIFY
An idea I built.
A story I pitched.
Exploring AI scam protection through product development and pitching.
Explore the screens From concept to
a working product.
My contribution: development and pitching.
A mobile app and web platform exploring scam detection and awareness. Building the product and presenting it were two parts of the same learning process.
Hult Prize · Air University campus round
Second runner-up
Next question: who could this work help?
04 — Insightify02 / MILLENNIUM FELLOWSHIP
A wider circle.
A clearer purpose.
Building belongs in a conversation about people, too.
The Millennium Fellowship became another chapter alongside my work on Insightify, connecting a technical idea with a social-impact context.
05 — FellowshipCLASS OF 2025 / GRADUATE
More than
a product question.
Insightify was my fellowship project: exploring how technology could help people recognise digital scams.
What we build matters. Who it helps matters just as much.
06 — Fellowship03 / WEBSMITHS
From a conversation
to something useful.
Where my growth and development experience meet.
With WebSmiths, I worked across outreach, understanding a business’s requirements, closing projects, and helping our team bring them to life.
- 01Understand the need.
Ask questions before deciding what to build.
- 02Make it tangible.
Turn the conversation into a working experience.
- 03Refine it together.
Use the client’s feedback to guide the next iteration.
The next pages are some of that work.
07 — WebSmiths
Explore the screens One team.
Different business needs.
Booking systems, business websites, and storefront experiments — brought together in the WebSmiths showcase.
Understand people. Build ideas.
Experiment. Iterate.
04 / GAMING ZONE · CLIENT WORK
A busy venue.
One place to manage it.
From understanding the requirements to the first delivery in seven days.
We built a booking and management system for a gaming venue, then refined it around the client’s feedback.
For players
Book a session, manage an account, and see reservations.
For the owner
Track bookings and manage the venue’s day-to-day activity.
A website on the outside. A working tool underneath.
09 — Gaming Zone
Explore the screens Booking meets
the back office.
- Station availability and slot booking
- Bookings, memberships, and expenses
- A separate administration experience
Demo version shown, based on the gaming-venue work.
Explore the gaming demo10 — Gaming Zone05 / FARMHOUSE · CLIENT WORK
Helping a stay
start with a booking.
I brought in and closed the farmhouse project, then worked with our team on its delivery.
The experience connects what guests need to know with what staff need to manage: availability, reservations, and booking confirmations.
The client was satisfied with the delivered project and requested no further changes.
The conversation and the build belong together.
11 — Farmhouse
Explore the screens For the guest.
For the people running it.
- Day, night, and full-day booking slots
- Staff booking and payment management
- Special dates and revenue overview
Grand Royal Farmhouse demo presentation; sample data shown.
Explore the farmhouse demo12 — Farmhouse06 / WEBSMITHS EXPERIMENTS · DEMO
Explore the screens A calmer way
to find care.
SmileCare Dental explores a clinic website where treatments, pricing, and appointment requests are easy to find.
- Treatment browsing and clear pricing
- Appointment requests and WhatsApp follow-up
ANOTHER AUDIENCE. ANOTHER APPROACH. · DEMO
Explore the screens A storefront
with a point of view.
Apparels Hub explores editorial product presentation for a fashion brand, with browsable collections and WhatsApp enquiries.
These are demonstration projects. Figures within their screenshots are sample content.
Explore Apparels Hub14 — Experiments07 / OUTSIDE THE BUILD
Built it.
Now who
needs it?
The next pages start with a conversation.
Alongside building, I’ve worked on reaching people: speaking with business owners, understanding their needs, and helping them take the next step.
A useful idea needs a way to reach someone.
OZPOS / GROWTH SPECIALIST
Start with
the restaurant owner.
JUL 2026 — PRESENT · RESTAURANT TECHNOLOGY
Outbound acquisition for an Australian restaurant technology platform — from first contact to discovery, qualification, and booking product demonstrations.
- Calls, email, needs discovery, and product-demo bookings
- Consistent follow-ups and CRM records
- Social content and Google Business Profile management
I also visited local restaurants to generate interest while exploring the Pakistan market with the team.
08 / VOCAL CYBRIDGE
Learning to start
the conversation.
CUSTOMER SALES REPRESENTATIVE
MAY — AUG 2024
Outbound sales experience serving the Canadian market, through cold calling and email.
Prospect, qualify interest, handle objections, and follow the conversation through to a decision.
A practical grounding in explaining an offer to someone who has not asked to hear it yet.
Clarity earns the next question.
17 — In the fieldYOUTH CLUB / FIELD MARKETING
Sometimes outreach
means showing up.
FIELD MARKETING COORDINATOR
DEC 2023 — DEC 2024
On-the-ground marketing for the Winds of Change event, including direct outreach to local schools and colleges.
- Pitched event partnerships to school and college administrations
- Supported local lead generation and event promotion
- Contributed to social media promotion
Received a certificate of appreciation for campaign execution and promotion.
Same curiosity. Different rooms.
18 — In the fieldA NOTE BEFORE I CLOSE THIS BOOK
The journey
still continues.
Some questions became products.
Some became conversations.
All of them gave me something to learn.
There’s always another page to write.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PAGES
Many interests.
One curious mind.
I’m Maaz. I move between customer conversations, ideas, and building — following the questions that lead to useful work.
This notebook brings those parts of me together. The next chapter might begin with someone I haven’t met yet.
Keep scrolling to close the diary.
You’ll find me on the cover.
MUHAMMAD MAAZ / FIELD NOTES
Polymath
Curiosity is the
common thread.
LET’S WRITE THE NEXT CHAPTER.