One person. Every layer of your product.
Strategy, interface, code, infrastructure and growth arrive from the same head — so nothing is lost between a designer, a developer and an agency. Web platforms, mobile apps, custom systems and AI automation, built end to end.
A studio the size of one person.
I started as a developer and kept adding whatever clients kept asking for next: design, systems, infrastructure, marketing, automation. Nine years later that became a single point of contact for the entire digital side of a business.
The advantage is not that one person is cheaper. It is that the person who designed the flow is the person who wrote the query behind it, so decisions survive from the first sketch to the live product. Work runs in Arabic and English, fully remote, on a schedule agreed at kickoff.
First line shipped
Started freelancing on WordPress and PHP builds for small retail and service businesses.
Into product
Moved to React and Laravel, delivering dashboards, booking engines and internal tools.
Design and brand
Added identity and UI/UX, so products launched with a voice instead of only a build.
Growth engine
Took on media buying, SEO and content for clients who wanted results, not deliverables.
AI automation
Now building agent workflows and AI systems that remove repetitive work inside teams.
Twelve bands of the same light.
Take one, take several, or hand over the whole thing. Every engagement is scoped, priced and dated before work begins.
Web development
Marketing sites, web apps and platforms on modern JavaScript, Laravel or Node — fast, indexable and maintainable.
Mobile applications
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps in Flutter or React Native, with store submission handled.
Custom systems
ERPs, CRMs, booking engines and internal tools shaped around how your team actually works.
UI/UX design
Research, flows, wireframes and a component library your developers can build from directly.
Branding and graphics
Identity systems, logos, guidelines and campaign artwork that hold together across every channel.
AI systems
Assistants, document pipelines and agent workflows wired into your data with clear guardrails.
Business automation
Repetitive operations turned into automated flows between the tools you already pay for.
Performance marketing
Media buying with tracking that reports revenue and cost per acquisition, not impressions.
SEO and content
Technical fixes, structured data and Arabic and English content plans that compound over months.
Social and production
Channel management, video editing and motion graphics on a steady publishing rhythm.
E-commerce
Hosted or headless storefronts with payments, logistics and analytics properly connected.
Cloud and IT consulting
Infrastructure, CI/CD, API integration and security reviews, plus a plan your team can run.
Honest levels, not decoration.
These are the areas I own end to end. Anything that would land below seventy I bring in a specialist for, and I say so before you sign.
Frontend engineering
React · Next · VueBackend and APIs
Node · Laravel · PythonProduct and UI design
Figma · Design systemsAI and automation
LLM apps · AgentsCloud and DevOps
Docker · CI/CD · LinuxGrowth and SEO
Paid · Organic · AnalyticsShipped, measured, still running.
Tools chosen for the job.
Every project gets the lightest stack that will still hold up in three years. This is what I reach for most.
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Vue
- Node.js
- PHP
- Laravel
- Python
- Flutter
- Firebase
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Docker
- Git
- Linux
- Cloud
- OpenAI
- Claude
- Gemini
- DeepSeek
What working together sounds like.
He replaced three vendors. The dispatch system he built runs our whole floor, and he still answers within the hour two years later.
Seven stages. No surprises.
The order matters: every stage produces something you approve before the next one starts.
Discovery
A working session on the business, the users and the constraint that actually limits growth.
BriefPlanning
Scope, architecture and a dated milestone plan with a fixed price attached to it.
TimelineDesign
Flows, then screens, then a component library, reviewed in the browser rather than in flat images.
PrototypeDevelopment
Weekly builds on a staging link. You watch it take shape instead of waiting for a reveal.
StagingTesting
Devices, load, accessibility, security and analytics verified before anyone calls it done.
QA reportLaunch
Deployment, monitoring and a handover of every repository, file and account.
HandoverSupport
Thirty days included, then a retainer if you want ongoing changes and new features.
30 daysThree ways to work together.
Starting points, not final quotes. Every project gets a fixed price after discovery.
Launch
For a business that needs a serious presence, quickly.
- Up to eight pages, bilingual
- Custom design, never a template
- SEO, analytics and a speed pass
- Two to three weeks to launch
Build
For products, platforms and custom systems.
- Web app, mobile app or internal system
- Design system and full engineering
- Integrations, accounts and admin panel
- Six to twelve weeks, weekly builds
Partner
For teams who want one person on retainer.
- Dedicated days every week
- Development, design and growth
- Campaign management and reporting
- Rolling monthly, cancel anytime
Asked before every project.
How long does a project take?
A marketing site ships in two to three weeks. A platform or app runs six to twelve weeks depending on scope. You get the dated milestone plan before anything is signed, and I report against it weekly.
How do we work together remotely?
Everything runs remotely: a shared board you can open at any time, one call a week, and a staging link that is always current. We agree the overlap hours at kickoff so there is a live window every working day.
Who owns the code and the design files?
You do, completely. Repositories, design files, hosting, domains and documentation are transferred to your accounts on final delivery. Nothing stays locked to me.
Can you take over an existing project?
Often, yes. It starts with a paid audit of the codebase and infrastructure. If a rebuild is cheaper than a rescue, I will tell you that in the audit rather than after three months of billing.
How do payments work?
A fixed price split across milestones, typically forty percent to start, forty percent at the staging build and twenty percent on launch. Retainers are billed monthly in advance.
What happens after launch?
Thirty days of support are included for fixes and small changes. After that you can move to a retainer, or take the documentation and run it in house. Both are normal.
Tell me what you are building.
Send the shape of the project and a budget range. You get a reply with clear next steps within twelve hours.