About AyzalSoft

Engineering-first,
by design

AyzalSoft is a software engineering company building reliable software, AI-powered automation, backend systems and scalable data platforms for clients in the US, UK and Europe.

No account managers, no outsourcing, no layers between your idea and the engineer writing the code.

Working together

A written scope, a fixed price and a delivery date — usually back within a day of your first message.

Start a project Or see the published rates for every kind of engagement first.
By the numbers

Seven years of
shipped work

170+
projects delivered
100+
business workflows automated
16
automation tools published
7+
years building production software
4.9
average rating, 92 verified reviews
100%
Upwork job success score

Delivered for startups, agencies and established businesses in the United States, United Kingdom and Europe — directly, and through Upwork, Fiverr and the Apify Store.

Capabilities

What AyzalSoft builds

Services and pricing →

Most engagements are one of eight shapes. Combinations are normal — the pipeline that feeds a dashboard is rarely just a pipeline.

  • AI automation
  • API integrations
  • Backend systems
  • Web scraping
  • Data engineering
  • Workflow automation
  • SaaS platforms
  • Cloud infrastructure

The stack

Languages Python · JavaScript · TypeScript · SQL
Frontend Next.js · accessible, responsive HTML and CSS
Backend Node.js · REST APIs · GraphQL · NextAuth
Databases PostgreSQL · Supabase · MySQL · Prisma
Cloud AWS · Google Cloud · VPS with Nginx and SSL
Automation Playwright · Crawlee · Apify · Make · Zapier
AI Claude · GPT · Gemini · prompt engineering
Featured project
Read the full case →
SaaS platform · built and deployed end to end

An access-controlled intelligence platform for research and due-diligence work, designed, built and deployed by me alone. Vetted users get project workspaces and company-alumni search; Claude, GPT and Gemini sit behind one analysis interface so a model can be swapped without touching the product. It runs in production on a VPS I provision and maintain myself.

  • Role-based access control with request-only registration — admin review, role assignment and a forced password change enforced in middleware.
  • Three LLM providers behind a single abstraction, rather than a hard dependency on any one vendor's API.
  • Deployed and operated end to end: Nginx, automated certificate renewal, and the database migrations to go with it.
Next.js 14 · TypeScript · Prisma · PostgreSQL · NextAuth · VPS optolix.com →

Track record

Freelance software engineer 2019 — now

Data extraction, automation and full-stack builds for clients in the US, UK and EU.

Big Brain Automation LLC 2021 — 2024

Contract developer — API integrations, workflow automation and production maintenance for 100+ client campaigns.

Marketplace standing
Upwork — Top Rated, 100% Job Success across 22+ projects Fiverr — Level 2 Seller, 148 orders, 4.9★ from 92 reviews Apify Store — 16 Actors published, 393+ users

Education & awards

BS Computer Science 2012 — 2017

Institute of Management Sciences, Peshawar · CGPA 3.42 · FATA Need-Based Scholarship

Exchange semester 2015 — 2016

Troy University, Alabama · Global UGRAD Program, funded by the US Department of State, USEFP and IREX

Certifications
Data Collection & Processing with Python — Coursera, 100% Neural Networks & Deep Learning — Coursera, 94.3%
Engineering philosophy

How I decide
what “done” means

Reliable software isn’t defined by clever code. It’s defined by systems that still work long after deployment.
Reliability Retries, backoff and idempotent writes. Re-running yesterday is always safe.
Maintainability Mappings and rules in config, not scattered through the code that reads them.
Observability A run that fails loudly, naming the reason, beats one that fails quietly.
Error handling Unexpected input is logged for review, never dropped silently.
Testing The edge case that broke it once becomes the case that guards it.
Documentation A handover that means the client is never hostage to me.

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