Software Developer & Founder
MCA graduate and Flutter developer (web, Android & iOS), writing from hands-on experience with AI and productivity tools.
I'm Mohd Washid, a 23-year-old software developer. I hold a BCA (2022) and an MCA (2024), and I build cross-platform apps with Flutter for web, Android, and iOS. I started AI Tech Minty to share the AI and productivity tools I actually use in my day-to-day development work — cutting through the hype with practical, hands-on guidance you can act on the same day.
A practical checklist for telling a genuinely useful tech course from an expensive playlist — what to look for, what to ignore, and the refund question nobody asks.
A lightweight weekly review you can finish before your coffee gets cold — the exact questions I ask, the order I ask them in, and the parts most people skip.
The handful of prompts I keep coming back to for planning, editing, and research as a developer — written out in full, with the honest reasoning behind each one.
The practical system I use to run Gemini across Gmail, Docs, and Drive for faster execution without losing quality — with the exact prompt templates and honest guardrails.
A developer's honest guide to starting AI freelancing in 2026 — which services actually pay, where to find clients, realistic income timelines, and the mistakes that sink beginners.
The best wireless earbuds of 2026 compared — Sony WF-1000XM6, AirPods Pro 3, Bose QC Ultra, and budget picks. Find the right earbuds for your needs and budget.
A developer's practical take on deep work in 2026 — focus routines, distraction management, which AI tools help vs. hurt concentration, and schedules that actually survive a real workday.
A developer's honest, hands-on comparison of ChatGPT and Gemini in 2026 — how they actually differ for coding, writing, Google Workspace, and daily work, plus who each one fits.
A developer's practical guide to the cyber threats that actually matter in 2026 — AI phishing, ransomware, deepfakes — and the handful of habits I use that stop most attacks.
AI is quietly reshaping medicine in 2026. From faster cancer detection to automated clinical notes, here is what is actually working and what still needs oversight.
A recent grad's honest guide to the AI tools that actually help students study smarter, write better, and manage time in 2026 — with a lean stack and clear advice on free vs paid.
A developer's plain-English explanation of AI agents in 2026 — how they differ from chatbots, where they actually work today, the five autonomy levels, and where they still fall down.
A Flutter developer's hands-on take on the AI coding tools worth using in 2026 — Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Replit and Aider — with honest trade-offs from daily use.
Quantum computing explained in plain language — what qubits are, how quantum computers work, real breakthroughs in 2026, and why it matters for everyday life.
A developer's researched, ranked guide to the best laptops in 2026 — from MacBook M5 to Windows AI laptops — with honest advice on what specs actually matter for students, pros, and power users.
The repeatable daily system a developer actually uses to get more out of ChatGPT — planning, focused work, faster communication, and a five-minute review — without becoming dependent on it.
A developer's practical framework for writing AI prompts that actually work — the four-part structure, role and few-shot techniques, and the mistakes I made so you can skip them.
A working developer's honest roadmap to the most in-demand tech skills in 2026 — what's worth your time, realistic timelines, remote potential, and how to actually go from beginner to job-ready.
