Muhammad Junaid

Flipaid is an AI-powered reselling app for a US client (Flipaid Labs), live on the App Store and Google Play. As a lead mobile developer and AI integration engineer, I built the AI engine—powered by the OpenAI API—that auto-generates eBay-style listings, titles, and pricing from just a few product details, cutting listing creation time from minutes to seconds. The app is built with FlutterFlow and Flutter, using Google Cloud Functions for the back end and RevenueCat for subscriptions.

Deck Hand turns an iPad or iPhone into a control surface for a Mac. It ships as two apps—a menu-bar host on macOS and a remote on iOS—that discover each other over Bonjour and connect directly, peer-to-peer, with no account, relay, or cloud service in the path. The remote offers a precision multi-touch trackpad with native two-finger scrolling and momentum, a pinch-to-expand live screen mirror, screenshot/region/window capture with on-device Vision text recognition, an app launcher, and shortcut chips that read the frontmost app's real menu bar via Accessibility, so they're never hard-coded. Both apps speak a shared Codable wire protocol with contract tests, liveness pings, and capability negotiation so the remote knows exactly what the host can and can't do. The solution was built on a custom Swift peer-to-peer networking layer rather than a stock framework.

MiniPetAgents is an open-source native macOS app that turns animated desktop sprites into a multi-agent control surface. Each pet is bound to its own AI coding CLI—Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, or Cursor—with its own working directory, model, and conversation history, so multiple agents run side by side as independent, always-on-top desktop companions.

Features include broadcasting a single prompt to every active agent at once to compare responses, per-pet CLI/model overrides, and sprite animation states driven directly by agent activity (thinking, tool use, turn completed, error) rather than by synthetic effects. The CLI-subprocess session layer and architecture are built on LilAgents (MIT); the multi-agent-per-desktop-pet orchestration, broadcast comparison, and placement/physics system are original additions.