Software for businesses that outgrew paper and scattered files
I am Haithem, a software developer. I build the systems that keep track of your customers, stock, bookings and invoices in one place — and the websites that bring you work. I handle the whole technical side myself, and I explain every step in plain words.
5+
Years of experience
30+
Projects delivered
Stock today
1,284
You do not need to be technical. You explain how your business works; I take care of the rest.
In plain words first, technical details underneath
Marketing sites, product surfaces, and dashboards that load fast and look considered. Built on a modern stack with motion, type, and content that earn their place.
In technical terms
Custom customer-relationship systems built around your actual sales motion — pipelines, automations, and reporting that beat the off-the-shelf compromise.
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End-to-end operations software — inventory, accounting, HR, and manufacturing modules that share one source of truth instead of fighting six spreadsheets.
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Typed, documented backends and the glue between your tools — REST and GraphQL services, webhooks, and third-party integrations that stay reliable under load.
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A forensic pass over an existing product — find what is slow, what search engines miss, and what to fix first, with a prioritized plan and measurable targets.
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Ongoing care for software that matters — proactive monitoring, dependency upkeep, and a dependable hand for new features and the occasional fire.
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Placeholders for now — send me your real screenshots and they go straight into these cards.
View all projectsNews, activities and branch details lived with whoever happened to type them, volunteer and donation requests arrived as messages, and changing a single line on the site meant waiting for a developer.
Partner agencies checked what was available by phone and message. Confirming one booking and issuing its voucher and invoice could eat a full day of back-and-forth, and the same seat occasionally got sold twice.
A curated collection from fifteen designer houses with nowhere to sell it: buyers asked for pieces by message, prices were quoted per conversation, and stock lived in a spreadsheet.
Every order arrived as a phone call or a private message, and the delivery price for the buyer’s own commune had to be looked up by hand each time. Nobody could say afterwards what had been shipped where.
Browser platformers ship megabytes of sprites and audio before the first frame draws, and online play usually needs a server somebody has to pay for.
For dev teams and hiring managers
If this part does not concern you, skip it safely — what matters to you is that the system works and stays maintained. If you are evaluating me for a role or a subcontract, hover a group to light up its tools.
What real projects taught me
Everyone has the same models, yet one person ships a feature and the other concludes the tool is overhyped. The gap is not technical — it is whether you can write a brief someone else could actually execute.
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ERP and CRM get thrown around interchangeably, but they solve different problems. A clear breakdown of what each system does, where they overlap, and which one your business needs first.
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Most CRMs fail not because of missing features, but because they model someone else’s workflow. Here is how I model the real one first.
Read the articleFirst call is free, 20 minutes
You do not need technical knowledge or a written spec. Write what is eating your time or losing you money, and I reply within one working day with a plan and a price — and if I am not the right person, I will say so and point you elsewhere.
Questions about Haithem? Ask the assistant.