I am a developer and product professional with over a decade of experience in tech, spread across ecommerce, healthtech, legal tech, and entertainment tech. I build software in public: concierge tools, marketplaces, on-demand manufacturing, accessibility platforms, and the occasional birthday game. Eleven of them are below.
A digital concierge that absorbs the coordination and admin most days demand. Bookings, follow-ups, errands, the small logistics of events. Built for people who would rather think about anything else.
Tech consultation and project management software. The studio behind much of the work on this page.
A mobile app for word vomiting the stress and tasks of a day. The chaos goes in; structure comes back out. Coming to the Apple App Store soon.
A two-sided platform pairing micro-influencers with small businesses. Designed around fit and follow-through rather than reach metrics, so collaborations actually ship.
3D printing on demand across the UAE. Upload a file or pick from a catalogue, and a physical object arrives, bridging the gap between an idea and something you can hold.
A personal blog of tiny letters and mini games written for friends. An ongoing experiment in keeping the internet small, weird, and warm.
Tooling for dyslexic readers of Arabic, a script with very few accommodations to date. Typography, spacing, and reading aids tuned specifically for the shape of the language.
Build or AI generate quizzes, then run them through a screenshare friendly projector view for pub nights, parties, classrooms, and corporate exams. One product, three audiences.
A clean canvas for the annual exercise of imagining next year. Stripped of the usual collage clutter so the intent does the work.
An argument referee. Both sides state their case, and a verdict is returned with conviction. Built to end small disputes quickly and entertainingly.
A bespoke party game built around the person whose birthday it is. A working example of how custom, single use software can outlast any generic alternative.