Fazal ur Rehman Shah

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Fazal, the maker behind esimdb.ai.

I built this because comparing eSIM plans used to mean opening 10+ browser tabs, dealing with inconsistent pricing, and still being unsure which provider had the best coverage for your route.

esimdb.ai lets you describe your trip in plain English — 'Japan, 10 days, ~5GB' — and the AI instantly ranks 15,000+ plans from 120+ providers across 195 countries. No forms, no filter menus, no sign-up.

Would love your feedback: what would make this more useful for your travels? 🌍

The consolidation angle is genuinely useful here — most solo creators and small agencies are stitching together Midjourney, Runway, and a separate editing tool, which fragments the workflow significantly. Having image generation, video, and enhancement in one place reduces the cognitive overhead of managing multiple subscriptions and learning different interfaces.

One thing I'd be curious about: how does Glima handle style consistency when chaining from an image prompt into a video? That's often where all-in-one platforms show their limits — the visual tone can shift between steps. If Glima solves that coherence problem well, that's the real differentiator.

The MCP + agentic canvas approach for creative workflows is interesting — using Hermes and Claude Code as the underlying agents rather than building proprietary models is a smart way to iterate fast without the infra overhead. The folder structure for asset management makes sense for agencies juggling multiple campaigns. Curious how the collaboration layer works when multiple users are editing the same storyboard simultaneously — that's usually where these tools hit friction.

The fully digital approach is a smart move for Madeira — skipping queues for physical tickets when you're trying to pack in 50+ attractions in a few days is a genuine pain point solved. The fact that it's officially supported by Turismo de Portugal adds credibility. Would love to know which specific experiences count toward the cable car route (Funchal to Monte) since that's often the first thing visitors book.