Behnood Neshat
Ten years making machines hold micron tolerances, now making AI answer engines name the right business. Builder of LoveJan and CareJan.
I am Behnood Neshat, and I run neshat.ai from Irvine, California. Before software I spent ten years in precision manufacturing, making machines hold tolerances measured in microns. That work leaves one habit that never goes away: you measure before you claim anything, and you show the measurement.
I carried that into building products. LoveJan and CareJan are mine end to end: design, iOS and Android apps, web, backend, the security model, the store submissions, the search and answer-engine work that gets them found. Neither had a marketing budget. Both had to be found by the people they were built for, in two languages, against much larger incumbents. Learning how AI answer engines decide who to name was not a specialism I chose; it was the only way my own products were going to be seen.
Now I do that work for other owner-led businesses, and I built NeshatScan so that the first step costs nothing and hides nothing.
How I work
- Measure first. Every engagement starts with a scan and dated captures of what the engines say today. Nothing is called an improvement without a before.
- Evidence or nothing. This site’s build refuses any statistic, rank or client quote that lacks an evidence file. My reports to you hold to the same rule.
- One person. You talk to me, I do the work, and I tell you when something is outside what I do.
- Plain words. Findings come with the money consequence and the fix, not a score.
- Your accounts, your code. Anything built for you lives in accounts you own.
How this site is built
The site is its own first client. It is server-rendered so every crawler reads the full text without running JavaScript; it publishes one schema graph in which the Person, the business and every page point at each other; its robots.txt welcomes the answer engines by name and repeats the same boundary in every group; its sitemap dates come from the pages, never from the build clock. A check in the build pipeline fails the deploy if any page states a rank, a percentage, a rating or a credential without an evidence file behind it, and another fails it if the FAQ schema drifts from the FAQ on the page.
You can verify all of this in a minute: run NeshatScan on neshat.ai.