Software developer · Lebanon → Worldwide
The systems your business runs on — and the products many businesses share.
Lead product · POS & back office for food and retail businesses, small to enterprise Live · 2026
Multi-tenant POS and back office for food and retail businesses, from a single counter to enterprises with hundreds of users and thousands of items — a real accounting engine underneath, offline-first, trilingual, with a storefront per store.
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Systems
Internal tools that run the business day to day: orders, dispatch, billing, payroll, memberships.
development build · screenshots when project is doneKiosk time clock with in-browser face recognition and liveness challenges, an append-only punch ledger, and payroll-ready hours reports for a Montreal meat wholesaler.
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development build · screenshots when project is doneTrilingual (FR/EN/AR, RTL) club-management platform: enrolment adjudication, family ledger, Face ID attendance kiosk, belt progression, coach payroll, parent portal and app.
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Bilingual storefront + 50-screen staff ERP running a halal-meat plant from order to delivery, invoiced through Sage 50.
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Quote website + staff CRM that runs a Montreal car-buying business: 22-state pipeline, instant pricing engine, tokenized e-sign flows, lien & receivables desks, accounting.
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Multi-tenant platforms sold by subscription: one deployment, many customers, each isolated.
Multi-tenant POS and back office for food and retail businesses, from a single counter to enterprises with hundreds of users and thousands of items — a real accounting engine underneath, offline-first, trilingual, with a storefront per store.
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SaaS companion for the Lebanese national curriculum — browse it, track it per child, ask an AI that only answers from it, find a vetted tutor.
Read the case study →Mobile & field apps
Ramadan iftar ordering and delivery dispatch for a Montreal community kitchen — five roles in one app, three seasons in production.
development build · screenshots when project is doneGroup Quran-completion organiser: claim a part, read it in-app, and let a deadline engine return abandoned parts to the pool — AR/EN/FR with instant RTL.
FAQ
You do. Every system ships as your repository, on your hosting. No licences, no lock-in.
Each system comes with written documentation — how it is built, why decisions were made, how to deploy and restore it — and runs on a mainstream stack (NestJS, Next.js, Postgres) that any senior developer can pick up. You own the code and the hosting, so nothing depends on me being around.
One person owning API, dashboard, storefront, mobile, infrastructure and documentation means no hand-offs and no gaps between teams. The evidence is on every case study here: real systems, in production, with real usage.
Depending on the project size and my current availability. Roughly from 3 to 6 weeks. Some projects have been in continuous development since 2023 — systems that run a business keep evolving with it.
Yes — most of the systems here are bilingual or trilingual. Translations are built in from the start, not bolted on.
Yes — most engagements include an ongoing retainer for updates, fixes, and small features after launch.