Apps built one problem at a time — by a finance professional who taught herself to code with AI, nights and weekends, starting with a voice assistant called JADEN.
The Story
Yazleen is a finance professional with no formal background in software — accounting and finance by training, with roughly thirty years of work across finance, telecoms, property, and hospitality. She had never taken a single course in writing software.
In August 2026, during one of the hardest years of her life, she started describing in plain words what her own house needed — an assistant that would listen for its own name, keep a family's lists and reminders and calendar, and treat all of it as the family's business, nobody else's. An AI wrote the code; she tested every piece on her own phone and told it plainly what was wrong, night after night, until the questions she was asking were the ones an engineer would ask.
Twenty-six days later, JADEN went live on Google Play in 177 countries. This studio is what came after: a growing collection of apps built the same way — one real problem, described honestly, built and tested by hand before it goes anywhere near anyone else.
The Apps
A private, voice-first family assistant for Android. No account, no login, core features work fully offline — a family's life stays the family's business.
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Starting with Bijak Bruh — a Malay-language primary school revision app — and growing into a home for more educational tools.
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