Our Origin Story
Kitaab (كِتَاب)
Derived from the Arabic root K-T-B, meaning "to write" or "to record."
In Urdu, Hindi, Turkish, and Swahili, the word simply means Book.
I chose this name because it represents the universal language of knowledge. Whether you write in English, code in JavaScript, or dream in stories, the goal is the same: to leave a record. This tool handles the math so you can focus on the legacy.
Hi, I'm Ameen A. Mohiyuddin.
I am a software engineer by day and the aspiring author of
101 Myths, Bizarre Facts & False Memories Millennials Grew Up With.
While writing my manuscript, I hit a moment of doubt. I was spending hundreds of hours typing away, missing movie nights and weekends with my family, and I needed to know it would be worth it. I wanted more than just my supportive wife to read this book. I wanted it to find a real audience.
So I dove into market research. I quickly learned that while writing is hard, analyzing the market is even harder. The existing tools were clunky, overwhelming, or locked behind expensive monthly subscriptions. Honestly, I didn't want to pay a monthly rent just to see basic data.
So I built the tool I needed.
Kitaab KDP is for authors like me who want clear answers without the clutter. It is a one-time purchase tool with no subscription. It shows critical market data directly in your Amazon search results and product pages.
I designed it to be invisible until you need it. Unlike other tools that block the screen with massive pop-ups, Kitaab KDP respects your browsing experience. It gives you the competitive intelligence you need without getting in your way.
See the book that started it all
You're at your regular lunchroom table when someone claims they heard ducks explode if given Pop Rocks and soda. You stare in disbelief, but before you can truly debunk the myth, the bell rings. Years pass, and you never get a definitive answer. You moved on without ever getting to the bottom of it.
101 Myths, Bizarre Facts & False Memories Millennials Grew Up With finally sets the record straight. It delivers definitive answers to all those open-ended debates, urban legends, and bizarre rumors of your youth.
Written by Ameen A. Mohiyuddin, that kid who got in trouble for asking too many questions.
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