Real problems. Shipped solutions.

Problem

Small hospitality businesses stitch together five disconnected tools — one for the menu, another for bookings, a spreadsheet for accounting. Data never lines up and owners fly blind.

Solution

Designed a multi-tenant core so each venue gets an isolated, secure workspace on shared infrastructure.

Results

Basiq is in active development toward a private beta, replacing four separate tools for its first pilot venues.

Problem

Most business tools built for the region are either heavyweight ERPs or English-only SaaS that never fit how local teams actually work.

Solution

Start Arabic-first, not Arabic-as-a-translation.

Results

SAHL is in early product definition. Follow along as it takes shape.

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.

Problem

Championship organisers were managing competitor registration by hand across messaging apps, with no single source of truth on race day.

Solution

Built registration flows for both competitors and the auto show, validated end to end.

Results

Live at dragracebasra.com, handling sign-ups and race-day information in one place.

Problem

The café's PDF menu was slow, unsearchable, and impossible to keep in sync between Arabic and English.

Solution

Modelled the full menu in Supabase with clean bilingual content.

Results

Live at nitrogen-menu.com as the café's primary menu across both languages.

Problem

Employees had no way to see their own administrative records or payment status without going desk to desk through paperwork.

Solution

Built a self-service portal on Laravel/MySQL covering records, salaries, and HR payments.

Results

Running in production as the day-to-day self-service system for staff.

Problem

Performance reviews and citizen complaints were handled on paper, with no traceability and long turnaround times.

Solution

Designed the internal system architecture after being promoted to lead it in 2021.

Results

Both systems deployed and in use at the Ministry of Electricity headquarters in Baghdad.

Problem

The firm tracked customers and loyalty on spreadsheets, so rewards were inconsistent and relationships fell through the cracks.

Solution

Built a tailored CRM around the firm's actual sales process.

Results

Delivered as the firm's customer and loyalty system.

Problem

Shipments crossing borders lost visibility at every handoff, with no secure single record of status.

Solution

Modelled the shipment lifecycle with clear status transitions.

Results

Delivered as a working shipment tracking and logistics tool.