And this isn’t another tech pitch.
It’s a confession… and a promise.
FAVORIOT didn’t appear out of thin air.
It was born from years of watching brilliant Malaysians fight battles they shouldn’t have to fight.
I’ve been in telco rooms where engineers looked exhausted after stitching ten different systems together.
I’ve sat with lecturers who said their students had the passion but no real platform to grow on.
I’ve listened to system integrators torn between pleasing clients and staying sane.
I’ve seen founders pour their hearts into pilots that never scaled because every new project felt like starting from scratch.
I saw all of it up close.
I asked questions.
I listened carefully.
I heard the frustration that people rarely say out loud.
One lecturer confided, “My students can build anything… but we have no common place to make it real.”
A hardware partner admitted, “We’re drowning in dashboard customisations. It’s slowing us down.”
A founder whispered what many felt, “Every pilot feels like a science experiment that no one wants to repeat.”
The pattern was unmistakable.
The problem wasn’t talent.
It wasn’t ideas.
It wasn’t ambition.
It was the weight of chaos…
devices speaking ten different languages, dashboards built for every new customer, integrations that kept breaking, and projects that died because the foundations were never steady.
Everyone was building islands.
No bridges.
No unity.
No momentum.
And it hurt to see so many capable Malaysians struggling not because of skill… but because the ecosystem never gave them a proper foundation.
So I decided to build one.
Not a platform for show.
Not a platform for slides.
But a platform shaped by every frustration I witnessed.
A platform that starts you at 60 percent instead of zero.
A platform that speaks to every device, every protocol, every idea.
A platform that lets students learn without drowning.
A platform that lets partners grow without rebuilding the same thing endlessly.
A platform that lets enterprises keep their data close and their confidence intact.
FAVORIOT wasn’t built to impress you.
It was built to lighten your load.
Because I’ve seen the late nights.
The soldering iron on the table at 2am.
The dashboards rebuilt for the fifteenth time.
The excitement in students fading because nothing works the way it should.
The startups who gave up not because their idea was bad, but because everything around their idea was too messy.
I built FAVORIOT so that your talent doesn’t get buried under problems that shouldn’t exist.
I’m not saying it will fix bureaucracy.
I’m not saying it will make everyone tech-ready overnight.
And I’m not saying it will solve every problem under the Malaysian sun.
But I am saying this:
The struggles that slow you down the most are solvable.
The confusion.
The repeated work.
The endless customisation.
The feeling of always starting over.
The platforms that fight you instead of helping you.
Those problems shouldn’t be your burden anymore.
You were meant to build solutions.
To teach.
To innovate.
To create impact.
To push Malaysia forward.
Your tools should support that… not get in the way.
So try it.
Connect a single sensor.
Send one stream of data.
Build one dashboard.
And see if something inside you says…
“This is how it should have been all along.”
My belief?
You’ll finally feel the freedom to build without fighting the foundations.
FAVORIOT exists because Malaysia deserves that freedom.
Innovators deserve that clarity.
And you deserve a platform that works with you.
No hype.
No fireworks.
Just the foundation you’ve been asking for… quietly waiting for you to take the next step.
— The guy who built Favoriot because too many Malaysians were struggling in silence.
Dr. Mazlan Abbas 