DHAHAB Studio is one engineer, three fixed-scope builds: a launch site live in about a week, a security audit reported in 48 hours, and an AI automation with a QC gate on it.
Built for pre-seed and early founders — not enterprises, not agencies — who need one of those three problems solved before their next customer or investor call. Next step: leave an email below and say which one; a reply schedules a scope call, and nothing is billed until price and timeline are agreed on it.
Both offers started as favors — a friend's freight brokerage drowning in back-office email, a founder who didn't know a live Stripe key was sitting in a public repo. Those became FreightDesk AI and DIRA. This is the same work, productized. The person who scopes it is the person who builds it and the person who answers your email.
Not sure which of the three you need? Leave your email and say so in the reply — I'll tell you which one fits, or that none of them do.
A conversion-ready landing page or small site, built and deployed in about a week — the same black-and-gold, no-cheap-templates standard as this portfolio, DIRA's page, and FreightDesk AI's page.
Founding cohort only. One reply to schedule a scope call — no payment collected here.
A startup security audit powered by DIRA, the open-source scanner I built and maintain — secrets, dependency CVEs, config/IaC misconfigurations, and the live domain's TLS and headers, all in one pass.
Founding cohort only. One reply to schedule a scope call — no payment collected here.
An AI/agent workflow automation built the way FreightDesk AI was: a drafting pipeline, a QC gate that catches bad output before a human sees it, and a scheduled job that runs on its own — never a black box that sends things unsupervised unless you say so. The tradeoffs behind what to automate first, and what should stay human-reviewed, are covered in the AI automation guide for small businesses.
Founding cohort only. One reply to schedule a scope call — no payment collected here.
Pick an offer above and leave an email. That's it — no form fields to guess your budget from.
A short call to confirm the real problem, the timeline, and the price. Nothing is billed here.
Built solo, on the timeline agreed on the call, with progress you can actually see.
You get the live site, the report, or the running automation — plus what you need to run it without me.
Answered here so nobody has to spend an email finding out.
The work is checkable, not claimed. DIRA v1.5.0 is MIT-licensed, zero dependencies, 208 passing tests, public on GitHub right now. FreightDesk AI covers a brokerage's back-office workflows with a passing regression suite, built against a real freight brokerage's live inbox. If a scope call shows it's not a good fit for a solo builder, that's the answer you get — not a rushed yes and not a bill.
A named deliverable on a stated timeline, listed before you request anything. Launch Site: a deployed, live URL in about a week. Shield Audit: a scored report and fix plan in 48 hours. Automation Build: a running automation plus a runbook, 1–2 weeks depending on scope. Each offer above lists exactly what's included.
Quoted on the scope call; nothing is billed before it. Pricing depends on real scope, so there's no fixed menu here — founding-cohort spots lock in pricing before it opens publicly. Requesting an invite opens a conversation, not a checkout.
Scoped per project and quoted on the call — a launch site and a multi-step automation cost different things to build correctly, so there is no fixed menu price here. Founding-cohort spots lock in pricing before it opens publicly.
Launch Site: about a week to live. Shield Audit: 48 hours to the report. Automation Build: 1–2 weeks depending on scope, with a firm date set on the call.
Say so in the invite request. If it's a good fit for a solo builder, it gets scoped the same way; if it isn't, you'll hear that honestly instead of a pitch.
No — one person scopes, builds, and ships every engagement, the same way DIRA and FreightDesk AI were built. No account manager, no subcontractor you've never met.
No. Requesting an invite only opens a conversation. Nothing is billed until scope, timeline, and price are agreed on the call.
Because the work is checkable rather than claimed. DIRA is MIT-licensed and public at v1.5.0 with 208 passing tests and zero dependencies. FreightDesk AI covers a brokerage's back-office workflows with a passing regression suite and was built against a real freight brokerage's live inbox. This site is 100+ pages and three installable offline apps, all shipped solo. Every figure links to where it came from.
One field. It opens a conversation and nothing else — no payment, no call booked until you want one.
Founding cohort only · one reply to schedule a scope call · no payment collected here.