Mirsad AI
Compliance engine for regulated teams — built into TamamOS, a Hedera-native platform for banks. Packaged across product UI, website, and pitch materials to make a complex compliance product easier to understand, present, and review.
Make a dense compliance product understandable across three layers: product UI, public website, and pitch deck.
The work started with complex AML flows, review states, audit logic, and stakeholder requirements. These needed to become clear product screens first — then a website and pitch deck that could explain the platform at a higher level.
Two-level review
Simple cases shouldn't wait for a second review, and two analysts shouldn't work on the same case. So an analyst claims a case, then resolves it or escalates it to a second level.
AI advises, the analyst decides
In compliance, a person is accountable for every decision, and AI is there to advise. So the AI risk assessment sits right beside the case data, while the final decision and its comment stay with the analyst.
Every action is the audit trail
A team may have to show a regulator who decided what, and why. So every case keeps an activity feed, and the record builds up while the work happens.
Logo
The logo became the foundation for Mirsad’s visual language — a technical, structured mark for a regulated AI compliance product.
Logo system
The symbol was built from modular pixel blocks to reflect how Mirsad turns fragmented AML signals into structured decisions. This gave the identity a technical, system-like character and created a visual language that could extend across the website, pitch deck, diagrams, and interface accents.
Product
The product UI helped turn a complex AML workflow into a structured working interface — making it easier for teams to review cases, find the right information, and move through decisions with less friction.
Audit workspace
A workspace for reviewing transactions and user accounts — helping teams scan cases, filter large datasets, and open the right details faster.
Website
After the product UI was structured, I shaped the public-facing website for Mirsad AI. The goal was to make the AML platform easier to understand while keeping the tone serious, focused, and credible for financial and regulatory audiences.
Focused first impression
The homepage walks users through the product story — from the problem and solution to use cases, workflow, and demo request.
Pitch deck
A pitch deck that frames the compliance problem, positions the platform, and supports fundraising conversations with investors.
Focused presentation flow
A large amount of product content was organized into a presentation flow that helped stakeholders follow the idea without getting lost in details.
Mirsad now has a consistent design language across its product UI, website, and pitch materials — helping explain a complex compliance engine to banks, partners, and regulators, while giving teams a more structured way to review and resolve AML cases. Part of the TamamOS ecosystem and included in a Hedera case study, Mirsad turned dense regulatory logic into a credible product experience.