About · Timeline

Sixteen years
on one platform.

The dated version. Every meaningful bend in the road from 2010 first install to today's 150-site fleet.

  1. 2010

    First WordPress install

    Sixteen years old, shared host in Karachi, a local business's first website. Broke it four times, fixed it five. The pattern of the next fifteen years.

  2. 2012

    First paid client roster

    Freelancing across Sindh — small businesses, one-page brochure sites, first exposure to what breaks when nobody watches a site for six months.

  3. 2013

    WooCommerce

    Learned Stripe webhooks the only way that sticks — watching a checkout drop $6,000 in a weekend after a silent plugin update.

  4. 2015

    First multi-site fleet

    Took over 12 sites from a departed developer. First real lesson: a fleet is a different discipline than a portfolio. Documentation, monitoring, and rollback plans, not heroic one-offs.

  5. 2018

    Speaker vertical

    First keynote-speaker site. Aaron Golub's project became the case study — 600%+ organic growth on booking-intent keywords. Still on file at WebCare Studios today.

  6. 2020

    Pandemic incident wave

    Traffic collapsed, then surged. Half the fleet needed hardening in the same quarter. Learned to run staged updates at scale — a discipline that later became the Fleet Method's Prevention pillar.

  7. 2022

    Pearl Lemon Web (London)

    Joined Pearl Lemon Group's WordPress arm. Ran the technical side of a global client roster. Learned the difference between a site that works and a fleet that stays working.

  8. 2023

    1.24M spam URL incident

    Cleaned an agency portfolio hit with a robots.txt-vector infection that indexed 1.24 million fake URLs. The 410-vs-404 recovery approach was born here.

  9. 2024

    Founded WebCare Studios

    Built the productised care company I wished existed as a solo operator. The Fleet Method — Prevention, Response, Recovery, Compounding — became the operating discipline.

  10. 2025

    150-site fleet

    Median first response 11 minutes, median MTTR on P1 42 minutes, quarterly restore drills across the whole fleet. Same person answering WhatsApp who writes the deploy scripts.

  11. 2026

    This site

    aliyasinjatoi.com — the personal engineer-for-hire lane alongside the WebCare Studios team lane. Written entity graph, methodology, and playbooks the whole industry can read.

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