Terms

haroon.pro is the personal portfolio of Haroon K.M (Muhammad Haroon Rasheed K.M), an AI Developer and ML Engineer based in Chennai, India. “I”, “me” and “my” mean Haroon; “you” means anyone using the site.

By using the site or booking a call through it, you agree to these terms. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the site.

You are welcome to browse, read, and share links to any page. Please don’t use the site to break the law, send spam, try to reach anything that isn’t public, overload it with automated requests, or interfere with how it works.

Search engines and link previews crawling the site respectfully are fine.

Calls are booked through Cal.com. You choose a time, tell me who you are and what you would like to talk about, and pick Google Meet, WhatsApp or a phone call. Please give accurate details: I use them to prepare.

Times are shown in your own time zone. A quick connect is confirmed once you see the confirmation on the page and Cal.com’s email arrives; a paid call is confirmed once its payment is matched (see Payments and refunds).

A call is not a contract, and nothing said on it is professional, legal or financial advice. Any work beyond the call only ever happens under a separate written agreement.

I don’t record a call without asking you first.

A quick connect (15 minutes) is free. An interview (30 minutes) costs $10, paid as ₹999, and a project session (1 hour) costs $15, paid as ₹1,499. You pay by UPI on the booking page, to the UPI ID shown there, before the booking is sent.

After paying, you enter the 12-digit UPI transaction ID from your receipt. The booking is held for you as a request and is confirmed automatically once that payment reaches me, usually within minutes, and Cal.com emails you the invite then. A transaction ID can confirm only one booking. If no matching payment arrives within 6 hours, the request is declined and the time is released.

Payments are non-refundable: a call you miss or no longer need is not refunded. If I cancel your call, I refund the full amount to the account you paid from, usually within 3 working days. Rescheduling keeps your payment: a call you move is confirmed again without paying twice.

UPI works only for payments from India. Paying from elsewhere? Message me on LinkedIn before booking and we will find another way.

You can move your call to another open time yourself, with the reschedule link in Cal.com’s email, the link in the calendar entry this site gives you, or “Move it” on the booking page on the device you booked from.

Only I can cancel a booking. If you can’t make it at all, reschedule or let me know (reply to Cal.com’s email or message me on LinkedIn) and I will take care of it. When a call is cancelled, Cal.com emails you and the time opens up again. A paid call that I cancel is refunded in full; moving a paid call keeps its payment.

I may decline or cancel a booking that looks like spam, abuse or a mistake.

When you book, I receive your name, your email, your answers to the booking questions and the way you chose to talk, and for a paid call the UPI transaction ID you enter. Cal.com keeps the booking and my Google Calendar holds the event. To confirm a payment, a script in my own Google account matches that ID against my bank’s message for the payment.

When you write to me through the contact form on the homepage, I receive your name, your email and your message. They are stored with my database provider, Supabase, and passed to Brevo, the email service I use to read and answer them.

I use these details only to arrange, prepare and follow up on our conversation. I don’t sell them and I don’t add you to any mailing list. Ask me and I will delete the records I control.

The site keeps two small things in your own browser: your 12- or 24-hour clock choice, and the booking you made here (its reference and time) so the page can offer to move it. Neither is sent anywhere; clearing your browser’s data for the site removes them. The site is hosted on Vercel, which keeps standard server logs (such as IP address and browser) for security and reliability. There is no advertising or tracking.

Booking runs on Cal.com; calls happen on Google Meet, WhatsApp or the phone network; the site is served by Vercel and its content and contact form use Supabase and Brevo. When you use one of these, its own terms and privacy policy apply as well as these.

Unless stated otherwise, the writing, case studies, images, video, design and code of this site are © Haroon K.M. You may link to any page and quote short excerpts with credit and a link back.

Please don’t copy the site’s content or design wholesale, or present it as your own. Projects shown here may belong to clients or collaborators, and their names and marks belong to their owners. Open-source projects I link to are covered by their own licences.

My résumé is offered so you can consider me for roles and projects. You may download it, keep it and share it within your hiring process.

Please don’t republish it publicly, or use the personal details in it for anything else.

I keep the site accurate and up to date, but it is provided “as is”, without warranties. Case studies describe the work as it was when written; numbers and outcomes are as reported at the time.

The times offered for booking come live from Cal.com and can change at any moment.

To the extent the law allows, I am not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the site or a call booked through it. Nothing in these terms limits anything the law doesn’t allow to be limited.

The site links to other websites, such as GitHub, LinkedIn, articles and live products. I am not responsible for their content or for how they handle your information.

I may update these terms as the site changes. The date at the top of this page shows the current version. Using the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.

These terms are governed by the laws of India, and the courts of Chennai, Tamil Nadu have jurisdiction.

Questions about these terms or your information? Book a quick connect or message me on LinkedIn.