Author
Mohamed Nasreldeen
I am a 3D character animator who builds Android apps and Maya tools. I have spent more than ten years on games and animated features, including Borderlands 4, Smite 2, Mavka: The Forest Song and Secret Magic Control Agency, and I am based in Cairo, Egypt. I write about the problems I had to solve to ship that work.
What I build
- AnimKit, an animation toolkit for Autodesk Maya: tween, tangents, pose library with mirror and flip, selection sets, motion trail, cleanup and constraints. It supports Maya 2022 to 2026 and its interface comes in English, Arabic and French.
- Store Kit, a Windows app that makes the Google Play icon, feature graphic and screenshots from a Flutter or Android project.
- DocFlow Scanner, an Android document scanner with on-device OCR in Arabic and English, export to Word and Excel, e-signatures and a PDF toolkit.
- Video Repair, Media Rescue and RAW to JPG, three Android apps for fixing, recovering and converting the photos and videos on a phone.
- The free web tools: Google Play icon and feature graphic resizers, privacy policy generators, and image and PDF tools that run in the browser without uploading your files.
What I write about, and why
Maya animation, publishing Android apps on Google Play, document scanning and OCR, and rescuing broken or deleted files on a phone. Those are the problems I spend my days inside. When I write about constraint mechanics in Maya, or why Arabic OCR is harder than Latin-script OCR, it is because I had to solve it to ship something.
Where I mention my own products, I say so in the article. Comparisons with competing tools cite the competitor’s own pricing or documentation, with a link so you can check.
How the blog works
No fabricated statistics, no invented case studies, no sponsored articles. Every claim is either first-hand, attributed to a named source with a link, or hedged where I am not certain. The full rules are in the editorial standards.
English comes first. Selected guides also appear in Arabic and French as AI-assisted translations that I review before publishing. Read the guides.
Contact
Email support@nasrtech.dev, or see the contact page for press and business questions. More about the studio is on the about page.