> whoami
Sayed Sharif Agha.
Most people call me Zae.
I started in Kabul, Afghanistan, where I became the person people called when technology stopped working. At a construction company supporting more than twenty employees, that meant everything from computers, networks, printers, cameras, and office electronics to software, installation, troubleshooting, and repairs.
That habit stayed with me: understand the problem, figure out what is actually broken, and make the whole system work.
After moving to California, I kept building. I ran a snooker club that taught me hard lessons about business, built a photography studio, launched Axiom Auto Lab, and moved deeper into software, automation, and product design.
Today I build websites, apps, AI automation, brands, and the systems businesses operate on. I approach them the same way I always have: understand the entire problem and own the solution from end to end.