Kalaam
GrowthQuranic Arabic learning app. I ran content strategy and built the automation behind a 16x growth run, 50k to 800k+ users.
50k
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800k+ users
Most marketers can't code. Most developers don't understand growth. I sit in the middle. I figure out what makes content spread, then build systems to do it at scale.
Attention is an engineering problem.
One viral post is luck. Fifty is a pipeline. I reverse-engineer why things spread, then automate the boring 80% so output keeps coming without me babysitting it.
Most of the work is unglamorous: Python scrapers, schedulers, automation flows firing at 3am. That's the point.
Quranic Arabic learning app. I ran content strategy and built the automation behind a 16x growth run, 50k to 800k+ users.
Co-ran a media network of 10+ niche pages, 1M+ combined followers, all grown organically. D2C brands used it as a launchpad.
Scaled a motivational page to 45k followers on pure organic reach. My lab for what actually spreads.
Self-hosted video factory on a $20 server: raw clips go in, captioned 4K posts come out on schedule. Generated 110k+ views in 30 days, 98% of it non-follower reach.
Shazam for machines. It listens to a motor and tells you what's about to fail, from sound alone. Idea to working demo in one hackathon sprint.
A CLI that diagnoses your Claude Code usage in one command: cache health grade, cost breakdown, and where your limits are actually going. Built during the March 2026 cache crisis when nobody could tell if they'd been hit.
An AI second brain built on Obsidian. 50k+ lines of code, 25 workflows, and 36 hooks that plan my days, track my patterns, and call me out when I drift. Built solo, shipped as a product.
Good ideas die when nobody wants to execute. I got tired of watching that.
I'll break down exactly what's killing it.
khan.asmir@outlook.com @asmir.io