Mayorkun
@samuelayan.bsky.social
Product Designer & Software Developer — building fast, modern AI-powered SaaS and MVPs ⚡ | Open to collaborations
Portfolio: https://mayorkun.framer.website/
Portfolio: https://mayorkun.framer.website/
90% of “apps” today are really SaaS in disguise.
If it’s on the cloud, scales, and stores user data that’s SaaS.
I’m building AI-powered SaaS products that think & grow with users (like my WhatsApp bot).
The future isn’t code it’s systems that learn.
#SaaS #AI #Startups #Automation
If it’s on the cloud, scales, and stores user data that’s SaaS.
I’m building AI-powered SaaS products that think & grow with users (like my WhatsApp bot).
The future isn’t code it’s systems that learn.
#SaaS #AI #Startups #Automation
November 13, 2025 at 7:21 AM
90% of “apps” today are really SaaS in disguise.
If it’s on the cloud, scales, and stores user data that’s SaaS.
I’m building AI-powered SaaS products that think & grow with users (like my WhatsApp bot).
The future isn’t code it’s systems that learn.
#SaaS #AI #Startups #Automation
If it’s on the cloud, scales, and stores user data that’s SaaS.
I’m building AI-powered SaaS products that think & grow with users (like my WhatsApp bot).
The future isn’t code it’s systems that learn.
#SaaS #AI #Startups #Automation
UX can make or break a SaaS.
Focus on simplicity, clarity and onboarding
Focus on simplicity, clarity and onboarding
November 12, 2025 at 10:58 AM
UX can make or break a SaaS.
Focus on simplicity, clarity and onboarding
Focus on simplicity, clarity and onboarding
Let’s have a great week guys
Remember your mind is your biggest asset
Remember your mind is your biggest asset
November 10, 2025 at 7:47 AM
Let’s have a great week guys
Remember your mind is your biggest asset
Remember your mind is your biggest asset
I wish you all an amazing week
November 9, 2025 at 9:15 PM
I wish you all an amazing week
Happy weekend @bsky.app let’s do introduction of ourselves today
👋 Hey I’m Mayorkun Ayanshina
I am a Product Designer & Software Developer building fast, modern AI-powered SaaS and MVPs ⚡ | Open to collaborations
GitHub: github.com/samuelayansh...
Design portfolio: mayorkun.framer.website
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👋 Hey I’m Mayorkun Ayanshina
I am a Product Designer & Software Developer building fast, modern AI-powered SaaS and MVPs ⚡ | Open to collaborations
GitHub: github.com/samuelayansh...
Design portfolio: mayorkun.framer.website
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November 8, 2025 at 10:05 AM
Happy weekend @bsky.app let’s do introduction of ourselves today
👋 Hey I’m Mayorkun Ayanshina
I am a Product Designer & Software Developer building fast, modern AI-powered SaaS and MVPs ⚡ | Open to collaborations
GitHub: github.com/samuelayansh...
Design portfolio: mayorkun.framer.website
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👋 Hey I’m Mayorkun Ayanshina
I am a Product Designer & Software Developer building fast, modern AI-powered SaaS and MVPs ⚡ | Open to collaborations
GitHub: github.com/samuelayansh...
Design portfolio: mayorkun.framer.website
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Building a WhatsApp bot taught me more about myself than about code.
There are days I wake up excited to build.
And there are days I just stare at the terminal wondering if I’m even doing it right.
There are days I wake up excited to build.
And there are days I just stare at the terminal wondering if I’m even doing it right.
November 4, 2025 at 7:22 AM
Building a WhatsApp bot taught me more about myself than about code.
There are days I wake up excited to build.
And there are days I just stare at the terminal wondering if I’m even doing it right.
There are days I wake up excited to build.
And there are days I just stare at the terminal wondering if I’m even doing it right.
💡 The hardest lesson in coding no one talks about:
Coding isn’t about syntax or frameworks.
It’s about the decisions you make before writing a single line.
Coding isn’t about syntax or frameworks.
It’s about the decisions you make before writing a single line.
November 3, 2025 at 8:24 AM
💡 The hardest lesson in coding no one talks about:
Coding isn’t about syntax or frameworks.
It’s about the decisions you make before writing a single line.
Coding isn’t about syntax or frameworks.
It’s about the decisions you make before writing a single line.
A week ago, everything was smooth.
Then one minor tweak in my environment triggered a total collapse:
- Chrome binaries failed to launch
- Puppeteer kept crashing
- Sessions got corrupted
- QR auth looped endlessly
Every restart came with a new kind of silence
Then one minor tweak in my environment triggered a total collapse:
- Chrome binaries failed to launch
- Puppeteer kept crashing
- Sessions got corrupted
- QR auth looped endlessly
Every restart came with a new kind of silence
October 31, 2025 at 8:19 AM
A week ago, everything was smooth.
Then one minor tweak in my environment triggered a total collapse:
- Chrome binaries failed to launch
- Puppeteer kept crashing
- Sessions got corrupted
- QR auth looped endlessly
Every restart came with a new kind of silence
Then one minor tweak in my environment triggered a total collapse:
- Chrome binaries failed to launch
- Puppeteer kept crashing
- Sessions got corrupted
- QR auth looped endlessly
Every restart came with a new kind of silence
💥 When the Bot Finally Spoke Back: My 7-Day Debugging Marathon
Last night, my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot finally came back to life,
after 7 days of chaos, 12 rebuilds, 40+ restarts, and enough error logs to fill a small novel.
Here’s what really happened 👇🏽
- The Breakdown
Last night, my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot finally came back to life,
after 7 days of chaos, 12 rebuilds, 40+ restarts, and enough error logs to fill a small novel.
Here’s what really happened 👇🏽
- The Breakdown
October 31, 2025 at 8:19 AM
💥 When the Bot Finally Spoke Back: My 7-Day Debugging Marathon
Last night, my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot finally came back to life,
after 7 days of chaos, 12 rebuilds, 40+ restarts, and enough error logs to fill a small novel.
Here’s what really happened 👇🏽
- The Breakdown
Last night, my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot finally came back to life,
after 7 days of chaos, 12 rebuilds, 40+ restarts, and enough error logs to fill a small novel.
Here’s what really happened 👇🏽
- The Breakdown
My bot finally is back alive after 7 days of intense debugging 😭😭🤣, felt pain but saw it through guys. Now I can keep building
October 31, 2025 at 12:26 AM
My bot finally is back alive after 7 days of intense debugging 😭😭🤣, felt pain but saw it through guys. Now I can keep building
I resumed again this Tuesday determined not to quit.
And here’s what I’ve learned in the process:
💡 Resilience beats speed.
💡 Debugging teaches you more than any tutorial ever could.
💡 Sometimes you have to burn your codebase to rebuild your clarity.
And here’s what I’ve learned in the process:
💡 Resilience beats speed.
💡 Debugging teaches you more than any tutorial ever could.
💡 Sometimes you have to burn your codebase to rebuild your clarity.
October 30, 2025 at 9:01 AM
I resumed again this Tuesday determined not to quit.
And here’s what I’ve learned in the process:
💡 Resilience beats speed.
💡 Debugging teaches you more than any tutorial ever could.
💡 Sometimes you have to burn your codebase to rebuild your clarity.
And here’s what I’ve learned in the process:
💡 Resilience beats speed.
💡 Debugging teaches you more than any tutorial ever could.
💡 Sometimes you have to burn your codebase to rebuild your clarity.
🚧 Debugging Diaries: This Week I Tore Down 700+ Lines of Code, Just to Start Over.
Last Thursday, I pushed Update #3 of my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot a system I’m building that helps small businesses automate customer replies, handle orders, and give instant support directly on WhatsApp.
Last Thursday, I pushed Update #3 of my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot a system I’m building that helps small businesses automate customer replies, handle orders, and give instant support directly on WhatsApp.
October 30, 2025 at 9:01 AM
🚧 Debugging Diaries: This Week I Tore Down 700+ Lines of Code, Just to Start Over.
Last Thursday, I pushed Update #3 of my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot a system I’m building that helps small businesses automate customer replies, handle orders, and give instant support directly on WhatsApp.
Last Thursday, I pushed Update #3 of my WhatsApp AI Customer Support Bot a system I’m building that helps small businesses automate customer replies, handle orders, and give instant support directly on WhatsApp.
I’ve always been fascinated by how data can look alive.
This dashboard design is more than just charts and numbers, it’s a visual rhythm of business performance.
Every color, every curve, every data point tells a story of movement: orders being fulfilled,
This dashboard design is more than just charts and numbers, it’s a visual rhythm of business performance.
Every color, every curve, every data point tells a story of movement: orders being fulfilled,
October 30, 2025 at 8:09 AM
I’ve always been fascinated by how data can look alive.
This dashboard design is more than just charts and numbers, it’s a visual rhythm of business performance.
Every color, every curve, every data point tells a story of movement: orders being fulfilled,
This dashboard design is more than just charts and numbers, it’s a visual rhythm of business performance.
Every color, every curve, every data point tells a story of movement: orders being fulfilled,
🚀 Building My WhatsApp AI Assistant Progress #3
From real problem → real intelligence inside WhatsApp.
Most “AI bots” sound smart...
Until you ask a real question.
Mine had to do more than reply it had to understand how humans talk. 👇🏽
From real problem → real intelligence inside WhatsApp.
Most “AI bots” sound smart...
Until you ask a real question.
Mine had to do more than reply it had to understand how humans talk. 👇🏽
October 23, 2025 at 8:18 AM
🚀 Building My WhatsApp AI Assistant Progress #3
From real problem → real intelligence inside WhatsApp.
Most “AI bots” sound smart...
Until you ask a real question.
Mine had to do more than reply it had to understand how humans talk. 👇🏽
From real problem → real intelligence inside WhatsApp.
Most “AI bots” sound smart...
Until you ask a real question.
Mine had to do more than reply it had to understand how humans talk. 👇🏽
Here’s what I mean 👇🏽
You: “Add iPhone 14 Pro”
Bot:
✅ 😉 iPhone 14 Pro added to your cart, nice pick!
✨ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra would go perfectly with it. Should I add it?
It’s not scripted, it’s pulling live data and suggesting like a real seller.
You: “Add iPhone 14 Pro”
Bot:
✅ 😉 iPhone 14 Pro added to your cart, nice pick!
✨ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra would go perfectly with it. Should I add it?
It’s not scripted, it’s pulling live data and suggesting like a real seller.
October 22, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Here’s what I mean 👇🏽
You: “Add iPhone 14 Pro”
Bot:
✅ 😉 iPhone 14 Pro added to your cart, nice pick!
✨ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra would go perfectly with it. Should I add it?
It’s not scripted, it’s pulling live data and suggesting like a real seller.
You: “Add iPhone 14 Pro”
Bot:
✅ 😉 iPhone 14 Pro added to your cart, nice pick!
✨ Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra would go perfectly with it. Should I add it?
It’s not scripted, it’s pulling live data and suggesting like a real seller.
🚀 Building My WhatsApp AI Assistant, Progress Update #2
Yesterday it could take orders, track carts, and remember customers.
Today… it sells like a real human shop attendant. 👇🏽
#buildinpublic #whatsappbot #AI
Yesterday it could take orders, track carts, and remember customers.
Today… it sells like a real human shop attendant. 👇🏽
#buildinpublic #whatsappbot #AI
October 22, 2025 at 7:55 AM
🚀 Building My WhatsApp AI Assistant, Progress Update #2
Yesterday it could take orders, track carts, and remember customers.
Today… it sells like a real human shop attendant. 👇🏽
#buildinpublic #whatsappbot #AI
Yesterday it could take orders, track carts, and remember customers.
Today… it sells like a real human shop attendant. 👇🏽
#buildinpublic #whatsappbot #AI
What I’ve built so far 👇🏽
✅ WhatsApp client using Node.js
- AI replies (first Hugging Face, now Ollama, fully offline)
- Real-time message parsing & session saving
- Error logs + self-recovery when it breaks
✅ WhatsApp client using Node.js
- AI replies (first Hugging Face, now Ollama, fully offline)
- Real-time message parsing & session saving
- Error logs + self-recovery when it breaks
October 20, 2025 at 8:05 AM
What I’ve built so far 👇🏽
✅ WhatsApp client using Node.js
- AI replies (first Hugging Face, now Ollama, fully offline)
- Real-time message parsing & session saving
- Error logs + self-recovery when it breaks
✅ WhatsApp client using Node.js
- AI replies (first Hugging Face, now Ollama, fully offline)
- Real-time message parsing & session saving
- Error logs + self-recovery when it breaks
I’m building a WhatsApp AI Assistant from scratch for real vendors and small businesses, not tech demos.
It replies, takes orders, and hands off to the owner all inside WhatsApp.
Here’s how it started 👇🏽
It replies, takes orders, and hands off to the owner all inside WhatsApp.
Here’s how it started 👇🏽
October 20, 2025 at 8:05 AM
I’m building a WhatsApp AI Assistant from scratch for real vendors and small businesses, not tech demos.
It replies, takes orders, and hands off to the owner all inside WhatsApp.
Here’s how it started 👇🏽
It replies, takes orders, and hands off to the owner all inside WhatsApp.
Here’s how it started 👇🏽
Have you ever built a built a feature that looked great in code, but felt off in use.
It passed every test, ran fast, and even had perfect CRUD logic…
but when you tried it as a user, it felt confusing.
Code: works perfectly Design: feels wrong
It passed every test, ran fast, and even had perfect CRUD logic…
but when you tried it as a user, it felt confusing.
Code: works perfectly Design: feels wrong
October 9, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Have you ever built a built a feature that looked great in code, but felt off in use.
It passed every test, ran fast, and even had perfect CRUD logic…
but when you tried it as a user, it felt confusing.
Code: works perfectly Design: feels wrong
It passed every test, ran fast, and even had perfect CRUD logic…
but when you tried it as a user, it felt confusing.
Code: works perfectly Design: feels wrong
This is how my simple CRUD feature cost me 3 days and what it taught me about design, deployment & expectations
I shipped over 10 products, but sometimes the smallest things sting the hardest. This past week I built a CRUD interface for a side project (web + iOS) that seemed straightforward.
I shipped over 10 products, but sometimes the smallest things sting the hardest. This past week I built a CRUD interface for a side project (web + iOS) that seemed straightforward.
October 7, 2025 at 9:01 AM
This is how my simple CRUD feature cost me 3 days and what it taught me about design, deployment & expectations
I shipped over 10 products, but sometimes the smallest things sting the hardest. This past week I built a CRUD interface for a side project (web + iOS) that seemed straightforward.
I shipped over 10 products, but sometimes the smallest things sting the hardest. This past week I built a CRUD interface for a side project (web + iOS) that seemed straightforward.
Built an automation that emails users a daily digest. It worked locally. But when deployed, nothing ran.
Yesterday, I spent 4 hours debugging a CRON job that ran every 5 minutes only to realise the timezone was wrong.
Turns out: My CRON expression was set to UTC, but my server was using +1 (WAT).
Yesterday, I spent 4 hours debugging a CRON job that ran every 5 minutes only to realise the timezone was wrong.
Turns out: My CRON expression was set to UTC, but my server was using +1 (WAT).
October 6, 2025 at 8:01 AM
Built an automation that emails users a daily digest. It worked locally. But when deployed, nothing ran.
Yesterday, I spent 4 hours debugging a CRON job that ran every 5 minutes only to realise the timezone was wrong.
Turns out: My CRON expression was set to UTC, but my server was using +1 (WAT).
Yesterday, I spent 4 hours debugging a CRON job that ran every 5 minutes only to realise the timezone was wrong.
Turns out: My CRON expression was set to UTC, but my server was using +1 (WAT).
Designed and Delivered this Dashboard over the weekend and i woke up to an email this morning, it has been approved.
Wasn’t really a challenge as dashboard design as always been my cake. But I learnt something about adaptability of a product to new user.
Let’s talk about your project now
Wasn’t really a challenge as dashboard design as always been my cake. But I learnt something about adaptability of a product to new user.
Let’s talk about your project now
October 5, 2025 at 8:14 AM
Designed and Delivered this Dashboard over the weekend and i woke up to an email this morning, it has been approved.
Wasn’t really a challenge as dashboard design as always been my cake. But I learnt something about adaptability of a product to new user.
Let’s talk about your project now
Wasn’t really a challenge as dashboard design as always been my cake. But I learnt something about adaptability of a product to new user.
Let’s talk about your project now
Character is as important as skill. Just got a referral from a client from my early days in tech and I have just been feeling so good about how far I have come.
Have a beautiful weekend.
Have a beautiful weekend.
October 4, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Character is as important as skill. Just got a referral from a client from my early days in tech and I have just been feeling so good about how far I have come.
Have a beautiful weekend.
Have a beautiful weekend.