Adam Sari
I build AI-powered systems with logic you can check.
01 / Feasible
Rules in, schedule out, with proof.
Write the rules in plain language. Feasible turns them into a schedule and signs a certificate that anyone can re-check offline.
481 tests, including a suite that tries to forge certificates
02 / road
road
- 2022 · Birmingham. B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science.
- Jul 2025 · Dubai. Co-founded Exara, building AI systems for businesses.
- Dec 2025 · Kenchi. AI floor plans, full drawing sets and live 3D.
- Jul 2026 · London, Ontario. Moved to Canada.
- 2026 · London, ON. smart-now, built here.
03 / Diagnostics
A car fault, traced to the rule that caught it.
101 rules make the diagnosis. The language model only explains it, so a wrong answer always points back to a specific rule.
146 test cases
04 / Kenchi
Draw the plan. The building follows.
Kenchi generates a floor plan and the full set of drawings with it: structural, HVAC, plumbing, power and lighting. Every drawing comes with a 3D model that stays in step as you edit the 2D, in real time.
one plan, seven drawing sets
05 / smart-now
See your Wi-Fi before you buy the router.
A smart-home installer's site where customers plan their own install in 3D and see the coverage room by room.
3D bundle cut from about 2 MB to 155 KB
06 / desk
desk
index
- FeasibleRules in, schedule out, with a certificate anyone can check.
- Diagnostic engineA car fault, traced to the rule that caught it.
- KenchiDraw the plan. The building follows.
- smart-nowSee your Wi-Fi before you buy the router.
- PitRushDescribe the job once and get itemised quotes from verified garages. Live in the UAE. I ran discovery, designed the architecture and led development.
- Refill engineA retailer's refill plan took three weeks by hand. It now runs in seconds and matches their own numbers to the unit.
- stock-trackerA local market-research desk. I red-teamed my own backtest and published the result: the signal was about zero.
- mapdGoogle Maps tells you where. mapd tells you what to order. An editorial design system locked in with snapshot tests.