I build software products that help companies simplify operations and escape scattered systems. Currently building Basiq, developing SAHL, and partnering with a limited number of organizations on selected projects.
Products in build
Basiq · SAHL · and what's next
Based in Basra, Iraq
A living log — so you know this is active, not a static portfolio.
From the studio
First proof · In Development
Basiq
A multi-tenant SaaS platform that runs a restaurant or café end to end — digital menu, table booking, and accounting — from a single dashboard.
Not a feature list. The problem that made me start building.
Working with companies, I kept seeing the same pattern: five or six disconnected tools — menu app, booking, spreadsheets, accounting, staff chat. Data duplicated everywhere. Owners couldn't see what was happening until it was too late. I started building Basiq to be one platform that helps teams run their business with less chaos.
Problem → solution → result. The systems and products behind the story.
Travel · Mobile · 2023
4 months · 2023
Problem
Basra has rich tourism potential but no single trustworthy guide — visitors relied on scattered social posts and word of mouth.
Solution
Built one Flutter codebase targeting both iOS and Android to ship faster with a small budget.
Results
Shipped to production and published on Google Play as a working city guide.
iOS + Android
Cross-platform
Published
Google Play
3
Content verticals
SAHL and what comes next — same studio, same bar for proof.
What's next
Problems worth owning for years. Follow along on Now.
Notes from shipping products — not a content machine.
The builder
From Basra. Five years turning messy business problems into software people actually use. Basiq is the first proof — not the ceiling.
Not a service menu. A selective way to help — and to learn what the market still needs.
Most of my time goes into Basiq and SAHL. Consulting is limited — and selective.