LiveAI SaaS
Pasokhinoo
An AI sales and support agent that answers from a store's real catalog across seven channels and closes the order inside the chat.
AI agentOmnichannelIn-chat checkout
Case study Mohammad Ali Eslamipour · Digital Product Architect
I turn complexproblems intoproducts that ship.
Product strategy, system architecture and delivery, from first conversation to production, with my own engineering team.
- LegalTech
- AI SaaS
- Omnichannel messaging
- E-commerce
- Progressive web apps
- Relationship wellbeing
- Enterprise dashboards
- Process automation
Why me
Most products don't fail because of code. They get lost in the gap between what the business needs and what actually gets built. My job is to close that gap — with precise definition, sound architecture and delivery that carries through to launch.
Mohammad Ali Eslamipour
Shipped work
Four real products,
live right now.
Each one solves a real problem in a real market, taken all the way from definition to launch. Open any product to see how it was built.
Live / in productionConcept / design exploration
LiveProgressive web app
Rahro
A "relationship operating system": a Persian app with Ara, an AI coach, plus a mood tracker, a shared couple space and daily challenges.
AI coachPWAGamification
Case study LiveAI LegalTech platform
Maseer
An AI legal-services platform that sits between citizens and judicial processes — drafting documents, analysing cases and guiding people in plain language.
LegalTechAI gatewayThree portals
Case study LiveSpecialist e-commerce
Surneex
A specialist store for refurbished Surface devices and gaming laptops, built around trust: every device is tested for 72 hours before it's sold.
E-commerceTrust designAI advisor
Case study Interactive lab
Don't take my word for it — try it.
Three interface patterns I have designed many times across my products, rebuilt as interactive demos. They recreate the pattern — they are not real customer data.
Selected concepts
Twelve problems,
twelve possible products.
Self-initiated product-design explorations across industries — showing how I turn a fresh problem into a product.
01
ConceptFintech · Small business
Taraz
A cash-flow forecasting dashboard for small and mid-sized businesses.
02
ConceptAI · Team workspace
Atlas
An AI workspace that makes a team's scattered knowledge answerable.
03
ConceptHealth · Clinics
Shafa
Scheduling and a continuous patient record for specialist clinics.
04
ConceptLogistics · Fleet
Karvan
A shipment and fleet control centre with smart driver-assignment suggestions.
06
ConceptLuxury real estate
Villano
A cinematic way to present luxury homes and book private viewings.
08
ConceptSmart CRM
Madar
A CRM with automatic lead scoring and next-best-action suggestions.
Capability map
Every capability
has real evidence behind it.
Hover or tap a skill to see which live product proves it.
01Product
02Technology
03AI
04Delivery
Evidence in live products
Pick a capability.
Process
Seven stages,
from ambiguity to launch.
Every stage closes with an approval gate: you see the output and sign it off before the next stage begins.
- 01
Understand
The business, the users, the constraints. Before any solution, we understand the problem precisely.
Stakeholder interviewsProblem mapCompetitive scan - 02
Define
Scope, success criteria and priorities are made explicit and written down.
Product requirements (PRD)Personasv1 scope - 03
Architect
System, data, integrations and technical decisions — with an upgrade path from day one.
System mapArchitecture decision recordsAPI contractsData model - 04
Design
User flows, interface and interactions — where the product starts to feel real.
User flowsDesign systemInteractive prototype - 05
Build
Development with the team and AI-assisted engineering, in shippable phases.
Locally runnable buildPhased deliveryCode review - 06
Validate
Testing, review and a quality gate before every release.
Test bankVisual and mobile QAAcceptance criteria - 07
Launch
Deployment, monitoring and the plan for wiring in real services.
Deployment guideHealth monitoringGrowth roadmap
Services
Where should
we start?
I take on a limited number of projects so that each one is delivered completely and well.
Product discovery & definition
Turning an idea or a problem into a product that is defined and buildable.
- Product discovery and market analysis
- Requirements doc and MVP scope
- A phased roadmap
You get: a PRD, a v1 scope and a roadmap
For founders who have the idea and need the map.
Start here Architecture & technical planning
Designing a system that runs today and keeps growing for years.
- Modular architecture with swappable layers
- Data model and API contracts
- Security and deployment plan
You get: a system map, ADRs and API contracts
For teams that want a precise blueprint before code.
Start here AI products
Assistants, agents and automation that work at the core of the product.
- Sales and support assistants
- Controlled model persona and behaviour
- Multi-model gateway and cost control
You get: a working assistant or agent, behind a quality gate
For businesses that want AI to do real work, not decorate.
Start here Digital product build
From web apps and SaaS to PWAs, dashboards and admin panels — built with my team.
- SaaS and multi-role platforms
- PWAs and mobile experience
- Dashboards and admin panels
You get: a shipped product with a deployment guide
For when the definition is clear and delivery has to be dependable.
Start here Project & quality leadership
The link between the business and the engineering team — so what gets built is what was asked for.
- Requirements and traceability matrices
- Phase-by-phase approval gates
- QA and release readiness
You get: a traceability matrix, approval gates and a QA report
For organisations with a project in flight that needs order.
Start here FAQ
Before we start
I sit between the business and the engineering team: I define the problem, design the architecture and product experience, and lead the build with my team all the way to launch. You get one accountable person for the whole path.
Both. Some engagements are discovery and architecture only, ending in a complete blueprint for your own team; others continue through build and launch with my engineering team.
The first version runs end to end without depending on external services. SMS, payments or AI sit behind swappable layers and are connected to the real providers later — without rewriting the logic.
Yes. Remote collaboration and precise documentation are built into how I work, and English is a working language for code, architecture and documents.
Fill in the project form. After I've reviewed it, we schedule a discovery conversation, and then you receive a structured proposal with scope, phases and deliverables.
Work together
Have an idea?
Let's build it.
A few short questions — under two minutes. After reviewing it, I'll come back with a specific answer, not a generic message.
- 1ReviewI read the problem, the stage and the constraints.
- 2Discovery callOne session to clarify the goal and the scope.
- 3Structured proposalScope, phases, deliverables and an upgrade path.
- 1 Project
- 2 Details
- 3 Contact