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Mohammad Bakhsh

Case study · Apps and automation

Apps and AI builds

A teleprompter camera app for creators and a set of AI-powered workflows that take repetitive work out of content and operations.

Client
Own products and workflows
Period
[PLACEHOLDER: years]
Status
In development
Pillars
AI & Automation · Digital Projects · Content Creation

01

Creators who record to camera need to read a script and keep eye contact at the same time, and most solutions mean extra hardware or a second device. Separately, a lot of content and operations work is repetitive: drafting, reformatting, summarising and moving information between tools.

Both problems have the same answer: small, focused software that removes a step.

02

I design and build these tools myself with AI-assisted development, starting from problems I meet in my own content and marketing work.

03

  • Solve my own problem first. Each build starts as a tool I need, which keeps it focused and easy to test.
  • People stay in the loop. AI drafts and sorts; a person reviews anything that goes out.
  • Prototype, then commit. Quick prototypes test whether an idea saves real time before it gets polished.

04

  • Teleprompter camera app. The script scrolls over the camera view, so creators read while looking at the lens. [PLACEHOLDER: platform, main features and current status]
  • AI content workflows. Drafting, repurposing and summarising with AI models, with a human review step. [PLACEHOLDER: one or two concrete workflows]
  • Automations. Connecting everyday tools with Zapier and Google Apps Script so information moves without copying and pasting. [PLACEHOLDER: an example automation]

05

  • [RESULT: e.g. % time saved on a recurring task]
  • [RESULT: e.g. teleprompter app users or release status]
  • [RESULT: e.g. number of workflows in daily use]

06

  • ChatGPT
  • Gemini and Google AI Studio
  • DeepSeek
  • Zapier
  • Google Apps Script
  • [PLACEHOLDER: app framework]

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