Live products I've built.

Customers browse and book vetted technicians or post a custom job for provider bids, then track the assigned technician live on a map, chat in real time, pay by cash/card/wallet, and rate the work — while providers manage jobs, availability, and earnings from their own app and admins oversee the catalog from the web panel.

A Laravel storefront + admin: dentists browse a categorized catalog, manage cart/wishlist/store-credit wallet, and check out via online payment or COD with city-based shipping rules — plus a knowledge hub, event registration with raffle draws, and a permission-driven admin dashboard with sales analytics and Excel reporting.

A multi-tenant, white-label engagement platform: a new pharmacy spins up by client_id with its own branding, hours, and storefront. Patients get prescription refills, transfers, appointment booking, medication reminders, and two-way messaging — each request auto-routed to the pharmacy by fax & email via Celery. I built and shipped the patient apps (Flutter) and pharmacy sites (React) on this one shared platform.

Seven hand-built pages — about, vision and goals, portfolio, external investments, team and contact — where every line of copy exists twice in the markup, once in Spanish and once in English. One toggle in the header swaps the entire site instantly: no reload, no route change, no translation service. Both languages ship inside the HTML, so search engines index both.

Built Arabic-first instead: locale-prefixed /ar and /en routes over one Next.js 16 App Router app with RTL as the default direction, backed by a Laravel 13 API split into thirteen feature modules — courses, lectures, enrolments, payments, exams, certificates with public verification, reviews, discussions, favourites and reporting. Delivered with deployment, UAT and handover docs so the client can run and extend it without me.

An agent built to do the opposite of volume. It reads your CV, matches you against Saudi companies and explains each match in words — including what it could not verify, so a weak match says so instead of hiding behind a number. It drafts the outreach, you review it, and it sends from your own Gmail on a queue with skip rules. Nothing leaves without your approval, and the spec forbids what most of this category does: never fabricate candidate information, never promise an interview, no fake ATS scores.

A Laravel backend with three role-scoped APIs behind separate auth guards powers three Flutter apps: customers book slots and follow their technician live (on-the-way → arrived → started → completed), managers run schedules and wallets, all with concurrency-safe slot reservations that lock the employee before re-checking conflicts.