Plugins, a Shopify app and browser extensions that people pay for. Seven years deep in WordPress and WooCommerce, and I take on client work too.
I've launched more than I've kept. These are the ones that earned their maintenance.
Audio, Video & Playlist player for WordPress. Lightweight HTML5, YouTube, Vimeo and MP3 playback, with Elementor widgets and shortcodes.
Free version · Pro from $29/yr
View Lean Player →Lets WooCommerce customers share a cart by link and save it for later. Works with classic carts and the newer Cart Block, so it fits both kinds of store.
Free version · Pro from $29/yr
View Cart Share and Save →
Launching soon One map on your contact page, or a full store finder with search, filters and distance. The same plugin does both.
Founding licence $29
Get the founding licence →Merchants add custom JS, CSS and HTML to their storefront header, body or footer without touching theme code. Built on Theme App Extensions with page targeting, scheduling and a one-click snippet library.
Free plan · Paid from $1/mo
View on the Shopify App Store →
I own itPosts to all three from the tabs you are already logged into. No APIs, no passwords.
Add to Chrome →
I own itAdds a trash icon to the ChatGPT sidebar and header so you can delete a chat without extra clicks.
Add to Chrome →
I own itSelect text, click a style. Formats your post right where you write it, with no second tab.
Add to Chrome →Four products at HasThemes, used by 113,000+ people between them. These are someone else's products, so the role I held on each is labelled.
Flexible pricing rules, role-based access, quote requests and a VueJS merchant dashboard for B2B stores.
A popup builder, Shopify-style checkout, order bumps and flash-sale countdowns. I developed 7 core modules.
Turns attribute dropdowns into colour, image and label swatches with AJAX add-to-cart.
OAuth, a proxy server and real-time e-commerce reports, all inside WordPress admin.
I won't start building until I understand what you're trying to achieve. That conversation is where the real work happens.
Before I write a line, I ask what it's supposed to earn, save, or protect. If a simpler path gets you there, I'll tell you, even if it's less billable for me.
Tests, docs, clean handoff, a short Loom walkthrough. The stuff that makes the next developer's job easier. That's the default, not the upsell.
Code I've shipped runs on 130,000+ live sites right now. Patterns I use are battle-tested, not blog-post theory.
Each engagement is scoped around an outcome, not a task list. Here's what clients typically bring me in for.
Custom plugins and API integrations, WooCommerce stores built for conversion, full websites that are fast and SEO-friendly, and consulting when you are stuck on a thorny problem.
New stores built from scratch, existing themes customized and fixed, and custom apps built on Theme App Extensions. I published my own app on the Shopify App Store, so I know the review process end to end.
Deep-dive audits for sites that feel slow or break on peak days, monthly maintenance retainers, and takeovers of broken or half-finished codebases.
Your problem doesn't have to fit a category, or even be a WordPress problem. If it involves custom web tooling, APIs, dashboards or something you're not sure how to label, reach out.
Public reviews from WordPress, WooCommerce, rescue, and optimization projects.
Azad is a naturally talented and super-hardworking developer. I can't recommend him enough for app and web development projects. He is a pleasure to work with too. Highly recommended!
Azad is awesome to work with. He's not just a really natural and skilled coder, but he's an excellent communicator as well. Very easy to work with and always available when I needed him, even in emergencies.
Azad is great to work with. He's very responsive and gets things done quickly. He has played a key role in keeping my custom WordPress site up and running and functioning properly. I highly recommend him for other projects.
Azad is awesome to work with, very skilled at what he does and also very easy to communicate with. He rescued my site from some messed up coding, which I truly appreciate. I will definitely hire him for additional projects.
Alberuni completed the job exactly according to spec an entire day before the deadline and was very communicative throughout the process. I'd definitely hire him again for more work.
Once again, Azad has been great to work with. He can both clean up code that other coders mess up, or build things from scratch and make them work flawlessly based on simple specs from visual mockups. He's a super talented guy and I look forward to working with him on other projects.
Azad is great to work with - he's a creative problem solver, super efficient, and I think a naturally gifted coder!
Azad took all the stress out of moving my site from wordpress.com to wordpress.org. He even did extra things outside the scope of the job, which was fantastic! Looking forward to working with Azad in the future.
The things people want to know before booking a call. If yours isn't here, just ask.
I build and sell software for WordPress, Shopify and Chrome, and I take on client work too. On the client side that means custom WooCommerce stores and plugins, performance work, rescue projects, and Shopify apps and theme customization. Seven years in, with code running on 130,000+ live sites.
Both. Plenty of clients bring me in to hire a WooCommerce or WordPress developer for a single stubborn bug, a slow checkout, or a broken theme. Others want a full build or an ongoing retainer. If it's a small job, I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth a full engagement.
Yes. I published my own app on the Shopify App Store, so I know the platform end to end, not just from a tutorial. I take on Shopify app development, theme customization, Liquid work, and store integrations alongside my WordPress and WooCommerce work.
I'm based in Rangpur, Bangladesh, and work with clients worldwide, remotely. Seven years of remote client work across Upwork, direct engagements, and product teams means time zones and async communication are a solved problem, not a risk.
Three ways to work with me: a fixed-price project with weekly milestones, hourly for small or exploratory jobs, or a monthly retainer for ongoing support. Not sure which fits? That is what the free discovery call is for. I will recommend the lightest option that actually solves your problem.
Often. I lead when needed and slot into an existing team when that fits better. Clean handoffs, documented decisions, tests where they matter, and clear communication are the default, so the next developer, whether that is me or someone on your team, can pick up the work.
Got a project in mind, a question to ask, or just want to say hi? Book a free 30-minute call, tell me what you're building, and I'll tell you honestly if I can help. No scripted pitch, no pressure.
Book a free discovery call →Free 30-minute call. No prep needed. Just come with your problem or project. I'll ask the right questions.