THE PERSON BEHIND THE SQUARES

Hi, I’m Ali.

A developer, an AI educator,
and the person who made this.

I’m Ali Mustufa Shaikh, based in Mumbai. I build AI applications and run hands-on workshops for leaders and developers. My work has included developer education at Postman and Pieces.

I teach from what I build: the decisions, the code, and what happens when you put it to the test. You can find more of my projects, writing, and workshops on my website.

Visit alimustufa.com
Illustrated portrait of Ali Mustufa Shaikh holding a terracotta microphone.
Ali Mustufa Shaikh Mumbai, India

ABOUT THIS LITTLE GAME

Nine squares.
A little more you.

Your midnight order. Your ideal Sunday. The holiday you’d book in a heartbeat. Prove You Know Me turns those little preferences into a challenge for your friends.

Jev helps find your nine squares, but you always choose the real answers. Play each other’s challenges and, if you both opt in, get ideas for something to do together.

Make your challenge
Midnight cravings
Perfect weekend
Dream getaway

THE AI IN THE GAME

How Jev helps

Jev is TypeSafe’s AI model for structured decisions. It reads the information the app gives it and returns scores and probabilities that code can use to choose suitable options.

Your nine squares

Jev rates the illustrated options against your clue, and the app uses those ratings to put together a grid. You can swap suggestions and choose the real answers. Jev saves a guess without seeing your answer key; your friend’s score comes from the answers you confirmed.

A plan for both of you

After you play each other’s quizzes, you can both opt into hangout ideas. The app checks its activity collection against both people’s budgets, available time and preferred setting. Jev then rates the suitable activities for each person, helping the app find ideas that fit both.

What you share with Jev

Your clue is sent to TypeSafe to prepare the quiz. With both people’s permission, planning also uses your preferences, limits, quiz clues and confirmed favourites. Your friend doesn’t see your private clue or planning notes. Either person can turn off planning, which clears their planning input and the shared ideas.

Have an idea or want to say hello? Get in touch