work
Everything here is shipped and running, or openly marked as not. The company's own record of each one — what it is, who it is for, and what it is allowed to do with your data — is at dooplin.com; this page is my part in them.
cognoir.com
LiveAnswers grounded in your own documents, cited to the source
A multi-tenant retrieval-augmented generation platform for teams that need language models grounded in their own documents. One deployment, isolated data per customer: ask in plain language, and the answer is cited back to the source it came from.
My part: I design and build it: the architecture, the retrieval and citation pipeline, the tenant isolation model, and the infrastructure it runs on.
sitrshield.com
LiveA halal content filter that can't spy on you
A content filter for a community that shouldn't have to trade surveillance for the feature. The mechanism is the promise: filtering is evaluated on the device, so there is no browsing history on our side to collect, sell, or leak. Available now as an open-source Chrome extension; iOS and Android apps are in development.
My part: I build the extension and the filtering engine, and I decide what it is allowed to see — which, by design, is nothing.
oldspeak.news
LiveEvery outlet's headline on the same event, side by side
Groups how more than two hundred Bangladeshi, South Asian and international outlets headlined the same story, and scores one article per story for bias on a fixed, published seven-gate rubric — so the same article always gets the same score. For anyone who wants to see the framing, not just the news.
My part: I design and build it.
julyarchive.org
Non-profitThe primary record of Bangladesh's July 2024 revolution
A bilingual public archive of the thirty-six days that toppled a regime — documents, photographs, testimony and broadcasts, preserved as primary sources with citations, with open API access for researchers and answers drawn only from the published record. It earns nothing, costs money to run, and is built to outlast the company. History that isn't archived gets rewritten; this is my part in making that harder.
My part: I built and run it. It is not a product: it is where our web-archiving work was built and proven.
in development
A VERI*FACTU-ready point of sale for Spanish shops
An Android till that issues, prints and chains every invoice record and sends it to the Spanish tax agency, as VERI*FACTU requires. Companies must comply before 1 January 2027; the self-employed before 1 July 2027.
A voice receptionist that never misses a call
Answers a business's phone calls, captures leads, books appointments and transfers the call to a person when one is needed.
A marketing team member that asks before it posts
Drafts posts, photocards and articles for each channel, answers people who reply, and shows which content actually leads to sign-ups — every draft checked against the product's own fact sheet.
services
Besides our own products, Dooplin designs and builds software for organisations with a specific need — under the same rules about data our own products follow. Every area on the list is one we have already shipped for ourselves.
On what is not here
One more product in development is deliberately absent — no name, no placeholder — until it has a public name and a confirmed retention policy for the location data it will necessarily handle. That is the company's rule for its own site and it is a good one: announcing a thing that touches people's movements before deciding what it may remember about them is how you end up defending a decision you never actually made.
The same rule covers what is here. A product's data claim appears on this page only once the company has confirmed it for publication — a draft is not a claim. The full register is at dooplin.com/products.
