Ask BrandHub
BUILDINGA local Llama model that answers questions about BrandHub (opens in a new tab)'s data by writing its own PostgreSQL queries. Fewer spreadsheets, more asking.
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Hi, I'm Tanay. I track down where time leaks out of a workflow, map the fix, and stay until it ships. For BrandHub (opens in a new tab), a B2B ordering platform, that took creating an order from 20 minutes to under 3.
it prints when you scroll.
sound is optional.
Hi. The receipt is real.
JIRA, BRANDHUB, FIGMA, SQL, CLAUDE, YOORALLA, POWER BI, EXACT, UAT, HUBSPOT, OKRS, SHOPIFY, BOL.COM, REACT, NODE.JS, POSTMAN, HUME, BPMN, MOLLIE, POSTHOG, EYETEA, ROVO, RMIT, BXTX360
01 Finance: The €50 that never reached month-end
02 Portal: Three things need your attention today
03 AI: 20 of 30 bug reports never reach a developer
04 Saying no: The portal nobody used
05 Zoho: The faster signup lost
06 KitKat: Have a break, have an AI break
07 Heinz: Ask an AI to draw ketchup
08 Cadbury: Shah Rukh Khan, for every corner shop
09 Coke: Your name, on a bottle
10 HEY: The welcome that came with homework Pick one. I'll show you the two stories worth your time.
Good pick. Both are short.
The two that show how I decide.
File 03 · 4 min A local Llama model that answers questions about BrandHub (opens in a new tab)'s data by writing its own PostgreSQL queries. Fewer spreadsheets, more asking.
Numbers from things that shipped. Each one links to the story behind it.
all numbers from real
releases, 2020 to 2026.
I checked. twice.
What's BrandHub?
A B2B ordering platform that 120 resellers of branded goods run their business on. They sell the napkins, cups and uniforms. BrandHub (opens in a new tab) runs everything behind the sale: orders, their customers' portals, suppliers, the warehouse and the invoices. I've worked on it since 2024.
What's BrandHub?
A B2B ordering platform 120 resellers of branded goods run their business on: orders, customer portals, suppliers, warehouse and invoices. Most of these receipts come from BrandHub (opens in a new tab).
Verified reviews · 6 of many
Short excerpts, word for word. The full versions are on LinkedIn.
Review 01 · Verified on LinkedIn
"Tanay quickly understands complex challenges and translates them into practical solutions the team can immediately build on."
Patrick van den Ham CEO · BrandHub (opens in a new tab) Review 02 · Verified on LinkedIn
"His BRDs, PRDs, and FRDs are crisp, thorough, and always on point."
Deepak Kaku Director of Product · managed Tanay directly Review 03 · Verified on LinkedIn
"He goes the extra mile to get the requirements clear and gives the client options where they can pick from."
Bart Spilt AI Specialist · worked together on AI Review 04 · Verified on LinkedIn
"He was instrumental in grooming features, ensuring that developers had a deep understanding of both business goals and technical details."
Shubhankar Suley Lead Software Engineer · The Branding Club (opens in a new tab) Review 05 · Verified on LinkedIn
"Tanay is amazing!"
Boudewijn Graveland Founder · The Branding Club (opens in a new tab) Review 06 · Verified on LinkedIn
"He is an exceptional software developer with strong managing skills."
Vinayak Iyer Founding member · OTTOHM Review 01 · Verified on LinkedIn
"His BRDs, PRDs, and FRDs are crisp, thorough, and always on point."
Deepak Kaku Director of Product · managed Tanay directly Review 02 · Verified on LinkedIn
"Tanay quickly understands complex challenges and translates them into practical solutions the team can immediately build on."
Patrick van den Ham CEO · BrandHub (opens in a new tab) Review 03 · Verified on LinkedIn
"He was instrumental in grooming features, ensuring that developers had a deep understanding of both business goals and technical details."
Shubhankar Suley Lead Software Engineer · The Branding Club (opens in a new tab) Product decisions, drawn as comics. Each one opens with a receipt, then lets you make the call before I do.
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File 10 · 4 min made for Instagram. swipe them like posts.
Most of my week is AI work, including Claude skills I built to make my own job easier. Some of it runs every day. Some of it is still on paper.
A local Llama model that answers questions about BrandHub (opens in a new tab)'s data by writing its own PostgreSQL queries. Fewer spreadsheets, more asking.
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