Founder, engineer & creator · Toronto
I’m building LifeHub to help my generation become more capable—and do more good.
My ambition is to build technology that changes how we live, understand one another, and experience the world. I’m starting with something immediate: helping an overwhelmed student find their next step.
A digital companion for Gen Z students. One screen, one character—Moji—designed to help turn an overwhelming semester into manageable steps.
I built it end to end, from AI inference and engineering to product and design.
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An interactive storytelling prototype that remembers choices, tracks character state, and proposes what happens next. An early step toward stories—and eventually a TV-style experience—you can influence through your decisions.
I remapped my Aramco compound to understand how its layout, energy systems, and surrounding ecosystem fit together. An exercise in looking closely at a place I knew well.
I played Mohan, the lead in Chichi Sharma’s university short film about a computer science student finding his way. Acting and directing are a serious part of the life I want to build.
Film & creditsI grew up in Aramco compounds, curious about the people and systems around me. I built Moji partly because I wanted a companion I could turn to whenever a question came up.
Further ahead, I’m interested in communication across species, robotics, new kinds of sport, and better ways to travel. These are long-term directions; LifeHub is my focus today.
Outside the build: chess, skateboarding, and audio engineering.
If you’re building something useful, making a film, or think we should work together, I’d like to hear from you.
qureshi.mahd@gmail.com