I design and build the products you've been meaning to ship.
Product design and engineering in one person. I handle the interface and the systems beneath it, from first idea to shipped product.
Shipped work for
Most of what I've shipped isn't the interface. It's what's underneath it. Pricing logic. Credit systems. An AI assistant that has to actually work, not just demo well. I build these for my own products and alongside other teams, and the standard doesn't change either way.
Problem, what I built, outcome.
Four products, taken from first idea to shipped. Two I built end to end, alone. Visit any of them live.
I don't hand off a Figma file and disappear. I stay until it's live, tested, and making sense to the people using it. On some projects I lead the whole build. On others I plug into a team that's already moving.
Client work stays confidential by default. I share detailed case studies publicly only where I have permission. Everything else is available on request under NDA.
What I take off your plate.
AI product design
Prompt systems, AI agent UX, and credit and pricing models for AI usage. Built to hold up in production, not just in a demo.
Billing and pricing systems
Discount engines, credit pools, plan tiers, and quote to cash flows, from the data model up to the interface.
Zero to one product build
From architecture to a shipped product. The whole path, not a slice of it.
Design systems
Component libraries, Figma to code workflows, and handoff tooling a team can actually run on.
Talk to my work.
A small AI that knows what I've built. Ask a question, then keep the conversation going.
Ask anything about Fawaz's work. It answers from the case studies on this site, and you can keep the conversation going.
Go from idea to shipped in about 30 days.
It starts with a call. Bring the product you've been putting off, and you'll leave with a concrete plan to build and ship it.