Hello, I'm Harith
AI engineer, founder of DagangNow.
AI engineer, entrepreneur, founder of DagangNow.
AI engineer, entrepreneur, founder of DagangNow. Portrait photographer on the side.
AI engineer, entrepreneur, founder of DagangNow. Portrait photographer on the side. Tinkering with AI in every way he can.
AI engineer, entrepreneur, founder of DagangNow. Portrait photographer and the campus "camera guy". Tinkering with AI in every way he can.
AI engineer, entrepreneur, founder of DagangNow. Portrait photographer and the campus "camera guy". Tinkering with AI in every way he can. Also works out, writes, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch online fast. He's a portrait photographer on the side and is currently tinkering with AI in every way he can. He also enjoys working out and writing, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's a portrait photographer on the side, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can. He also enjoys working out and writing, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer and the founder of DagangNow, where he helps small brands and SMEs launch fast on affordable infrastructure built for the AI era. He's based in Kuala Lumpur, and right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer, entrepreneur and photographer who has been tinkering with computers since he was 15. In August 2026 he started DagangNow to help small brands and SMEs launch fast. Most people don't know how to get a store online, so DagangNow gives them affordable infrastructure that's ready for the AI era and stays up to date.
His journey started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC and started at UTM, where he went on to study computer science (software engineering).
At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department.
In his free time, he shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer, entrepreneur and photographer who has been tinkering with computers since he was 15. In August 2026 he started DagangNow to help small brands and SMEs launch fast. Most people don't know how to get a store online, so DagangNow gives them affordable infrastructure that's ready for the AI era and stays up to date. Learn more about him.
Early days His unconventional path started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC. He started UTM's foundation year in 2021, then studied computer science (software engineering) from 2022 until he graduated.
The camera guy At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
Back to tech His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department.
Personal He shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer, entrepreneur and photographer who has been tinkering with computers since he was 15. In August 2026 he started DagangNow to help small brands and SMEs launch fast. Most people don't know how to get a store online, so DagangNow gives them affordable infrastructure that's ready for the AI era and stays up to date. Learn more about him.
Early days His unconventional path started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC. He started UTM's foundation year in 2021, then studied computer science (software engineering) from 2022 until he graduated.
The camera guy At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it.
Back to tech His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department.
Now Right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can, from agents to self-hosting. He's planning his own server to run it all on.
Personal He shoots portraits, works out, writes a diary, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours.
Harith is an AI engineer, entrepreneur and photographer who has been tinkering with computers since he was 15. In August 2026 he started DagangNow to help small brands and SMEs launch fast. Most people don't know how to get a store online, so DagangNow gives them affordable infrastructure that's ready for the AI era and stays up to date. Learn more about him.
Early days His unconventional path started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC. He started UTM's foundation year in 2021, then studied computer science (software engineering) from 2022 until he graduated.
The camera guy At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it. He shoots on a Sony A7R III.
Back to tech His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department. He left in July 2026 and started DagangNow a month later.
Now Right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can, from agents to self-hosting. He's planning his own server to run it all on.
Personal He shoots portraits, enjoys working out, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours. He also writes a diary and AI reports on this site about what he's building and learning.
Harith is an AI engineer, entrepreneur and photographer who has been tinkering with computers since he was 15. In August 2026 he started DagangNow to help small brands and SMEs launch fast. Most people don't know how to get a store online, so DagangNow gives them affordable infrastructure that's ready for the AI era and stays up to date. Learn more about him.
Early days His unconventional path started at 15, when he burned Linux onto CDs to bring his dad's old 500 MB laptop to life. At 18, fresh out of high school, he built his first gaming PC. He started UTM's foundation year in 2021, then studied computer science (software engineering) from 2022 until he graduated.
The camera guy At university he became "the camera guy". As president of the Sakura Seisaku Club, he ran workshops and studio shoots to teach people everything he knew about lighting, camera settings and composition. His proudest shoot was his first concert, for SOG (Sekumpulan Orang Gila), orchestra and all, and he got paid for it. He shoots on a Sony A7R III.
Back to tech His first hackathon, DevMatch, ended with nothing built. At the next one, Loophole, he went in just for fun and came out with his first product, The Conch: shake it, ask it what to do, and get a cryptic, useless answer. In August 2025 he joined Asterisk Digital as an intern and became a full-stack engineer there in February 2026, building mobile apps, running data pipelines on AWS for an energy company, and prototyping an AI tool for their whole department. He left in July 2026 and started DagangNow a month later.
Now Right now he's tinkering with AI in every way he can, from agents to self-hosting. He's planning his own server to run it all on.
Personal He shoots portraits, enjoys working out, and could yap about cameras and tech for hours. He also writes a diary and AI reports on this site about what he's building and learning.
What he believes Harith believes you should be passionate about the things you love, and that life is an endless journey of learning. That's the part he loves most.
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