Things I've built, and why.
Real projects only. Where something is live, there is a link so you can see it yourself. Where it is private, I say so.
Website · live
veloxisglobal.com
The website for my company. Service pages, a blog with practical real estate marketing guides, a free audit tool and an enquiry form.
- Why
- Builders and brokers judge an agency by its own site first, so ours had to be fast, clear and honest.
- Built with
- Next.js, hosted on Vercel, Google Analytics and Search Console.

veloxisglobal.com homepage, October 2026 Free tool · live
Website audit tool
Type in any web page and get a plain-English report on SEO basics, lead capture, tracking, speed and trust, with the five fixes to do first.
- Why
- Most business owners cannot tell what is wrong with their site. This gives them a starting list in under a minute, free.
- Built with
- Part of veloxisglobal.com. Checks one page at a time and stores nothing.

The audit tool page, October 2026 Research · published
The 749-website check
On 1–2 October 2026 a script I wrote read the homepages of 749 real estate businesses found on Google Maps in 26 cities. 417 of them (56%) had no ad or analytics tracking. 449 (60%) had no WhatsApp link. 354 (47%) had no form.
- Why
- I wanted real numbers on how local property businesses handle enquiries before telling anyone what to fix.
- Built with
- Python. Only the homepage was checked, so some sites may have tracking or forms on other pages.
Internal tool
Outreach tracker and CRM
Keeps every email, follow-up, call, reply and bounce for each business in one database, with a private CRM app the team uses on their phones. It shows what is due today and will not send a fourth email to the same business.
- Why
- Cold email goes wrong when you lose track. Three emails at most, and a reply or a "no" stops the sequence at once.
- Built with
- Python, Supabase and a small web app. Private, because it holds other people’s contact details.
Internal tool
Scheduled social posting
Posts approved Instagram and Facebook content at set times each day, and lists new comments so I can answer them myself.
- Why
- Posting on time every day is easy to miss by hand. I approve a week of posts once and they go out on schedule.
- Built with
- Python, Meta’s official API and GitHub Actions.
Website · live
This website
My personal site. Rebuilt in October 2026: 21 free guides, one folder per post, visible FAQs on every page, light and dark mode, and a check that blocks any claim I cannot prove.
- Why
- A personal site should sound like the person and only say true things.
- Built with
- Next.js static export on Vercel. Written with help from Claude Code.
Questions people ask
- What has Muddassir Ali built?
- The veloxisglobal.com website and its free audit tool, a check of 749 real estate websites, an outreach tracker and CRM, scheduled social posting and this website.
- Can I see the projects live?
- Live projects have a link. Private tools are described but not shown, because they hold other people’s contact details.
- What was the 749-website check?
- On 1–2 October 2026 a script read the homepages of 749 real estate businesses found on Google Maps in 26 cities. 417 had no ad or analytics tracking, 449 had no WhatsApp link and 354 had no form.
- Is the website audit tool free?
- Yes. It checks one page at a time on veloxisglobal.com and stores nothing.
- Which tools were used to build these?
- Mostly Next.js, Python, Supabase, Vercel and Meta’s official API, with Claude helping on the code.
- Are these client projects?
- No. They are Muddassir’s own projects and Veloxis Global’s own tools. No client work is shown here.
- Can you build something similar for me?
- Send a message describing it. For real estate businesses, Veloxis Global is the right place.
Need something like this?
For property marketing, Veloxis Global is the place. For anything else, send me a message and I'll tell you honestly if I can help.