Speaking

Talks and workshops about building the real thing.

Not slides predicting the future. Everything shared comes from systems running today — apps, platforms and games shipped to real users, including the parts that went wrong.

Topics

What can be covered

Topics can be combined or tailored to your audience and the time you have.

Building apps and web with AI

What AI genuinely does today, where it still fails, and the line between a useful tool and output nobody can maintain.

How apps and games make money

Monetisation on Play Store and the App Store — ads, subscriptions, in-app purchases — and the real numbers behind each.

From idea to shipped product

How one idea becomes a system people use daily: scope, design, build, launch, and the parts that are always underestimated.

Careers in software development

For students and graduates: the real routes into the industry, the skills that actually get assessed, and what a portfolio should show.

Digital systems for organisations

For mosques, co-ops, schools and small firms: when custom software is worth it, when off-the-shelf wins, and how to avoid an abandoned project.

Game development for beginners

How a game goes from first mechanic to playable — suited to school workshops and tech clubs.

Who invites us

  • Schools, colleges and universities — career talks, tech clubs, innovation weeks
  • Government agencies and councils — digital awareness sessions
  • Companies and startups — internal team sessions
  • Mosques, co-ops and community programmes
  • Conferences and tech meetups

Formats

  • 45–60 minute talk including Q&A
  • Hands-on workshop, 3 hours or more — the audience builds something
  • Panel or short sharing session
  • In person across Malaysia, or online
  • Bahasa Melayu or English

FAQ

Before you invite

How do I send an invitation?

Message us through the contact page or WhatsApp with the date, location, audience and the length of the slot. We reply within one working day with a confirmation or alternative dates.

Is there a speaking fee?

It depends on the event. For schools, mosques and community programmes we try to work within whatever budget exists — mention yours in the first message. For corporate events and closed training, a quote follows once we know the scope and duration.

How long is a typical session?

A talk runs 45 to 60 minutes including questions. A hands-on workshop, where the audience builds something themselves, needs at least three hours.

Can it be online?

Yes. Online sessions over video call or webinar can be arranged, including for audiences outside Malaysia.

Which language?

Bahasa Melayu or English, whichever suits your audience. Say which in the invitation so the slides are prepared in the right language.

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