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A complete accounting system for businesses. …

A complete accounting system for businesses.

I built and developed the "Brands Market" platform. The platform's goal is to provide a marketplace where business owner…

I built and developed the "Brands Market" platform. The platform's goal is to provide a marketplace where business owners can list their brands for sale, and buyers can then contact sellers to finalize the purchase and transfer of the brand.
The platform aims to create the first genuine marketplace for selling brands in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The platform operates in both Arabic and English.
It features:
A comprehensive control panel for the support team
A system for adding, editing, and displaying advertisements
A membership system and email activation
Full SEO and archiving support

QR Feast is an integrated restaurant and café management system that includes electronic food menus via QR code. QRFeast…

QR Feast is an integrated restaurant and café management system that includes electronic food menus via QR code.
QRFeast is built as a multi-restaurant SaaS platform, allowing multiple restaurants or cafés to be onboarded within the same system.
The system consists of:
The system was programmed using the following languages:
HTML, CSS, Twig PHP, PHP, Ajax, WebSocket, MySQL, Flutter

This is a system designed for businesses, establishments, and technical support service providers. The purpose of this s…

This is a system designed for businesses, establishments, and technical support service providers. The purpose of this script is to enable the sharing of secure messages that can only be viewed once. Through this script, confidential information such as accounts, statements, and more can be exchanged.
Secure Self-Destruct Message System (OneTime) is a lightweight and secure PHP-based system that allows users to send private messages that can only be viewed once. After the recipient opens the message, it becomes inaccessible forever.
Additionally, the script supports:
Top Features:
Secure message via a unique Token code for each message
Option to set an automatic self-destruct timer for the message if unread
Ability to track the date and time the message was read by the recipient
Support for Arabic and English languages
Support for light and dark mode
Advanced Twig templating system
Application Programming Interface (API) for integration
Option to attach an image with the message (available in the default template)
An accounting system I developed, integrated with ZATCA for the first and second phases. System features: Create sales …
An accounting system I developed, integrated with ZATCA for the first and second phases.
System features:

Linker teams is a comprehensive employee and attendance management system, built from the ground up to cover the entire …

Linker teams is a comprehensive employee and attendance management system, built from the ground up to cover the entire daily workflow:
The backend was developed using PHP.

OfficeUP — Facility & Workspace Management SystemA complete software product, built from scratch: five interfaces on…

A complete software product, built from scratch: five interfaces on one database, installed on the customer's own server.
Role: sole developer and designer — architecture, database, backend, all five frontends, the mobile app, the licensing system, and the product website.
Type: a product sold to multiple organizations, not a one-off build for a single client.
An organization with more than one building knows its people and knows its buildings — but not the relationship between them. Floor plans are CAD files only one person can open, seating lives in a two-year-old spreadsheet, room bookings sit in a calendar nobody can see, and maintenance requests are messages in a group chat. Then comes the question that costs millions — "do we lease another floor?" — and it gets answered by impression.
International products solve this, but they are cloud-only, priced per user per month, and their Arabic is a translation rather than a design. And most Saudi organizations — government and semi-government especially — will not put their building plans, their staff seating and their visitor logs on a third party's cloud.
A facility and workspace management system that installs inside the organization, bringing buildings, floors, spaces, employees, meetings, visitors and maintenance into one database, read and written by five interfaces:
| Interface | For |
|---|---|
| Admin panel | The facility manager: every module, report and permission |
| Employee panel | Employees in the browser: where a colleague sits, book a room, report a fault |
| Mobile app (iOS & Android) | Employees on the move — and a second mode that turns any tablet into a room-door screen |
| Room door tablet | Room status in a colour visible down the hall, instant booking, check-in |
| Signage screens | Floor directory, announcements, evacuation plan |
On top of it, a floor-plan editor that runs entirely in the browser: upload the plan, draw the spaces over it, calibrate with a single reference line, and the spaces carry real square metres.
These are not features. They are trade-offs I chose:
1. On-premise instead of cloud. Operationally the harder choice — no central updates, no access for diagnostics — but it is what makes selling to a government entity possible at all. The system runs inside an air-gapped network with no internet; what it would reach outward for (mobile push, cloud calendar sync) is optional and switches off with no effect on the rest.
2. Licensing switches a module off, it does not hide it. Each module is licensed on its own, and when it is off both its pages and its API endpoints disappear — a real reduction in attack surface, not a hidden menu item.
3. An image of the plan is enough; CAD is not required. Demanding CAD files with clean layers means a digitisation project before the customer can even start. So I built the editor to accept an image or a PDF and calibrate manually — that alone cut onboarding from weeks to hours.
4. Geometry is stored as ratios, not pixels. Every polygon is held as 0–1 coordinates of the plan's dimensions, so it renders correctly on the admin screen, on an employee's phone and on a door tablet with no recalculation. And it is sanitised structurally — the array is rebuilt point by point from bounded floats — rather than by cleaning a string.
5. No new password for employees. Sign-in is a one-time code to their work email, or SSO. A system that asks someone to create an account before they can report a broken light will not be used.
6. Arabic by design, not by translation. Right-to-left throughout, search that finds a name however it was spelled, correct Arabic in generated PDFs, and email templates editable in both languages.
I built the product's marketing site and the CMS behind it: Twig templates, content modules, landing pages, structured data, a sitemap, and a dynamic llms.txt.

A proprietary content management system built with PHP and Twig, supporting multiple themes, two languages and a full ad…

A proprietary content management system built with PHP and Twig, supporting multiple themes, two languages and a full admin panel with one-click updates.
It's an innovative script that lets you easily and flexibly create and format project documents, similar to the GitBook …
It's an innovative script that lets you easily and flexibly create and format project documents, similar to the GitBook platform.
Script Features:
The script is free and open source; it can be downloaded via my GitHub account.
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