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Kaavish

Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas

Muhammed
Kaavish Hassan

I build software, data products, and AI systems. I’m studying Data Science at UNT and building Avicen, a healthcare technology company, with my father.

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Things I’ve built

Company

Avicen
Technologies

Custom software, AI and data solutions for healthcare organizations, including both patient-facing and non-patient-facing ones.

I started Avicen with my father. It works only in healthcare.

My role
Co-Founder
Focus
Healthcare
Website
Link to be added

Capabilities

  • Custom software
  • AI solutions
  • Data solutions
  • Data analytics
  • Business analytics
  • Application development
  • Cloud applications
  • Database development
  • Data reporting

Selected work and case studies to follow.

Open-source macOS app

cmd/

Tell your Mac what to do. Press ⌘/ anywhere, type or speak, and a native AI agent carries it out.

“Open my last Figma file.” “Summarize this page.” “Add a meeting tomorrow at 3pm.” Medium- and high-risk actions stop for on-screen confirmation, and you can pause, cancel or take over at any point.

View the repository on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

Illustration of the overlay. App screenshots to be added.
  1. 1 Hotkey
  2. 2 Overlay
  3. 3 Instruction
  4. 4 Agent
  5. 5 Confirm
  6. 6 Action

What it can do

  • Launch apps and open URLs
  • Read and write files
  • Run terminal commands
  • Read and write Calendar
  • Drive Chromium through an extension bridge
  • Read any app through the Accessibility API
  • Hand coding tasks to Claude Code
Built with
Swift, SwiftUI, AppKit, native macOS APIs
Runs as
Menu-bar app, no Dock icon
Model
Bring your own OpenAI key, stored in the macOS Keychain
Status
In development · open source
My role
Creator

SaaS project

RxPredict

Pharmacy inventory forecasting. It reads inventory and usage data, predicts demand, and flags items at risk.

Working in a pharmacy shaped how I understood this problem: how stock gets ordered, counted and run short of, and how much of it still depends on manual judgment.

Each item gets the forecasting method that fits its own history best, measured by WAPE, instead of one model applied to everything.

forecast horizonusage historylowest WAPE
Schematic of the method. Not real data. Dashboard screenshots to be added.

Methods compared

  • SMASimple moving average
  • SESSimple exponential smoothing
  • Holt-WintersTrend and seasonality
  • CrostonIntermittent demand
Built with
Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, Clerk, Vercel
My role
Builder
Link
Demo and repository to be added

Hackathon project · HackRice

GetMeHired.today

A prototype built at HackRice, not a company. We explored what interviewing looks like when AI sits on both sides of the table.

My partFrontend, UI/UX, candidate dashboard, branding, product direction

Candidates

  • Practice interviews on webcam
  • AI-generated questions
  • AI analysis, scoring and feedback
  • Timestamped comments on the recording

Employers

  • Upload recorded interviews
  • AI-assisted candidate analysis
  • Candidate scoring
  • Selection workflows

About

I’m a Data Science student at UNT who likes building real software, and businesses around problems I find interesting.

Most of what I work on sits between AI, data and software. Increasingly that means healthcare. Working as a pharmacy technician showed me how much of a pharmacy still runs on manual steps, and that’s a big part of why I care about healthcare technology.

I started Avicen with my father to work on those problems properly. On my own, I build things like CmdSlash and RxPredict, mostly because I want to know how they work.

Experience

  • Avicen Technologies

    Co-Founder

    Healthcare-focused software, AI and data solutions.

    Present

  • CVS Pharmacy

    Pharmacy Technician

    Day-to-day exposure to healthcare operations and pharmacy workflows.

Skills and stack

Languages
Python, Java, C, JavaScript / TypeScript, Swift, HTML / CSS
Web and software
Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, Drizzle ORM
Platforms
Vercel, AWS, Cloudflare
Data and AI
Data analysis, Data visualization, Forecasting, Machine learning
Tools
Git, GitHub, VS Code, Claude Code

Education

University of North Texas — B.S. Data Science

Let’s build something interesting.