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What can you build for my business?
Reza designs and builds software around a business workflow: customer requests, internal operations, integrations and specialist tools. Work can cover product definition, UX, architecture, implementation and delivery. Describe who will use it, what happens today and the first outcome you need.
Explore software services ↗I have an idea, but the scope is unclear. Where do we start?
A separate paid discovery engagement can clarify users, the current workflow, priorities and dependencies. Its outputs are a concise product brief, prioritised requirements, acceptance criteria and an implementation proposal. Fee, schedule and boundaries are agreed before starting; implementation is a separate decision.
Read about product discovery ↗How much will it cost, and when can it be delivered?
The site does not publish a fixed software-development price or promise a delivery date. Reza needs to review the scope, existing system, integrations and constraints before agreeing a fee and milestones. A budget range and desired timing help the discussion; this guide cannot issue a quote or reserve capacity.
Discuss cost and timing ↗How do I describe my project?
Use the project-brief tool: describe the need, edit the structured fields and review the exact text before sharing. This early USIP application works locally in the browser with explicit labels and preserves unknowns for you to clarify. It does not use a language model to interpret your description. Reza receives it only if you choose a sharing or submission option.
Shape your project brief ↗Which software products are available?
SVG Path Studio has a free early browser trial for editing SVG paths. GridSight and the broader USIP platform are in development; WordPress product concepts are not presented as commercially available. A working prototype or public demo is not a promise of a purchasable licence. Ask Reza about the current status and terms of a specific product.
Check product status ↗Ask the project guide
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Before the first submission, you must check an initially empty consent box; it remains checked for further questions until you clear the conversation. Your question and up to three previous questions go to DeepSeek. Its published API terms do not specify how long downstream prompts are kept, whether they are used to train models, or where they are processed. Keep personal, confidential and customer information out. Chat text stays in this tab; this site does not save it as an inquiry. Sending a chat is not contacting Reza. DeepSeek privacy policy ↗ DeepSeek API terms ↗
What can you build for my business?
Reza designs and builds software around a business workflow: customer requests, internal operations, integrations and specialist tools. Work can cover product definition, UX, architecture, implementation and delivery. Describe who will use it, what happens today and the first outcome you need.
Explore software services ↗I have an idea, but the scope is unclear. Where do we start?
A separate paid discovery engagement can clarify users, the current workflow, priorities and dependencies. Its outputs are a concise product brief, prioritised requirements, acceptance criteria and an implementation proposal. Fee, schedule and boundaries are agreed before starting; implementation is a separate decision.
Read about product discovery ↗How much will it cost, and when can it be delivered?
The site does not publish a fixed software-development price or promise a delivery date. Reza needs to review the scope, existing system, integrations and constraints before agreeing a fee and milestones. A budget range and desired timing help the discussion; this guide cannot issue a quote or reserve capacity.
Discuss cost and timing ↗Can you improve an existing system and support it after release?
Existing prototypes or operational systems can be assessed for workflow improvements, new capabilities and integrations. Deployment, handover and support are scoped for each project. A monthly engineering engagement is possible by agreement; capacity, response times, included work and exclusions are defined in writing first.
Discuss improvements and ongoing work ↗How do I describe my project?
Use the project-brief tool: describe the need, edit the structured fields and review the exact text before sharing. This early USIP application works locally in the browser with explicit labels and preserves unknowns for you to clarify. It does not use a language model to interpret your description. Reza receives it only if you choose a sharing or submission option.
Shape your project brief ↗Can I try a relevant example?
The trip-planner concept demonstrates collecting preferences and preparing a conversation with a travel adviser. It uses fictional examples and local browser rules; it does not book travel, take payments or call a live AI model. For customer-request and internal-operations needs, describe your workflow so Reza can point you to a relevant example.
Explore the trip-planner concept ↗Which software products are available?
SVG Path Studio has a free early browser trial for editing SVG paths. GridSight and the broader USIP platform are in development; WordPress product concepts are not presented as commercially available. A working prototype or public demo is not a promise of a purchasable licence. Ask Reza about the current status and terms of a specific product.
Check product status ↗What is GridSight, and can I use it yet?
GridSight is a desktop, offline tool for IEC 61850 diagnostics and interoperability testing: it reads the SCL file, analyses captured GOOSE and SV traffic, builds virtual IEDs from the same SCL and writes an HTML report. It is in development and has no public release, licence or installer yet, so it cannot be bought or used on a live substation. Its page states what is measured (804 tests, 73.6% line coverage, five wire-format defects fixed against third-party captures) and what is not proven (no live session with real equipment, no vendor compatibility claim).
GridSight: status and limits ↗Where are you based, and which language can I use?
Reza works from Shiraz, Iran, and takes international work remotely; the Armenian correspondence address and phone are in the Terms of Service. The site is published in English and Persian, and each page is available in both; the language switch remembers your choice. Reza leads product direction, architecture, review and delivery; AI agents support execution, and human specialists may join when needed.
Contact Reza ↗Do you also work on transformer equipment and field services?
Transformer maintenance and VEX oil-treatment equipment are offered through Niroo Sadraye Bargh Fars. Technical suitability requires a project-specific assessment. Field and laboratory evidence on the site belongs to VEX v1; v2 is newly built and internally tested. This guide cannot confirm technical specifications, suitability or a service quotation.
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