We’re building the explain key for every screen.

Mujtoba is building tintlo around a fundamental shift in human-computer interaction. He leads tintlo's product architecture and systems strategy, with a particular focus on screen-context understanding, on-device privacy, AI orchestration, and low-latency interaction.

At tintlo, he works across product, AI systems, infrastructure, and security; turning a complex interaction between local computer state and cloud intelligence into a simple experience: select what you need, ask tintlo, and get an answer in context.

Mujtoba treats user psychology as an engineering discipline, because this shift only works if people trust it.

Radeen leads community and retention. He builds the spaces where tintlo's earliest users gather, the referral and ambassador programmes that turn them into advocates, and the first-week experience that turns a download into a daily habit.

He studies Law at the University of Nottingham and brings that rigour to the parts of tintlo people have to trust: privacy, data handling and a clear line on academic integrity. In a product that looks at your screen, trust is the growth strategy.

Nafis runs the engine that gets tintlo seen: short-form video and the creators who make it. Every tintlo answer is a drawing on a real screen, which makes each one a ready-made clip. Nafis turns that into a daily publishing rhythm, a creator program and launch campaigns built to travel.

He studies Entrepreneurship at UCSI University in Malaysia, and he belongs to the audience tintlo launches to first. He knows what students watch, what they share and what they scroll past, because it is his own feed.