I take care of my father's pharmacy business in Bagh, Azad Kashmir. PharmaPilot AI began with a simple question: why does preparing one order still take so long?
Where I come from
I studied BS Biotechnology at The University of Lahore. After that I learned digital marketing and SEO, and then spent my time learning artificial intelligence. I wanted to move from learning to building something useful.
The problem I saw every day
At the pharmacy, a lot of the work is invisible: checking shelves, writing orders for different distributors, and keeping an eye on expiry dates. It is careful, repetitive work — exactly the kind of work AI can help with.
What I am building
PharmaPilot AI reads medicine photos, remembers what was on the shelf, shows what is missing, and drafts distributor-wise orders. It answers questions in English and Roman Urdu. And it follows strict rules: it never guesses, never sends an order by itself, and never suggests expired stock.
Why it matters
Small pharmacies are the backbone of healthcare in towns across Pakistan. If technology can save their owners time and reduce losses, it helps patients too — the medicines they need are more likely to be on the shelf.
PharmaPilot AI is in development, and the first module — the order assistant — is being built now. If you run a pharmacy, I would love your feedback: create a free account or join early access.
— Faiq Arif, Co-founder