Dashboards and monitoring
Live numbers people can act on. Status, alerts, costs and trends on one screen.
I design and build web applications that people use every day. Dashboards, portals, booking systems and internal tools, from the first sketch to a system running in production.
A website tells people about you. A web app does work for them. These are the kinds of web applications I build most.
Live numbers people can act on. Status, alerts, costs and trends on one screen.
Places where your customers log in, see their data, book, pay or track what they ordered.
Multi-step flows where every step has to hold together, from search to payment to confirmation.
Replace spreadsheets and copy-paste with a tool your team actually likes using.
A product you sell on subscription, with accounts, roles, billing and an admin side.
A front end over your ERP, CRM, payment gateway or government API, so people see one clean view.
Real systems with real users. Each one had to work every day, not just in a demo.
At Amadeus I built Saudia's booking system, worked on Etihad's manage-booking flow and its add-on services, and added purchasable services for Royal Air Maroc.
At Phoenix Group a miner could go offline and nobody would notice. I built per-miner monitoring from scratch with uptime and electricity cost, plus the deploy pipeline behind it.
At Winsoft I worked on the Unified Medical File EMR, built the doctor app end to end and the pipeline that sends prescriptions to DHA and HAAD and on to insurance billing.
I also build my own products, like NoBoxTV, a browser TV app with a signed streaming backend, and FixCors, a tool for CORS problems in cloud apps, and Prescriptionly, an open-source medical wallet built with React, Node.js and Prisma.
You work with me directly the whole way, from the first call to the deploy.
I pick tools for how long your app needs to live and who will maintain it, not for what is trending.
A few lines is enough. What it is for, who will use it, and anything that already exists.