Work

What we build, and how we show it

Nothing here is a case study. We have not delivered a client project yet. What is here is software we designed, wrote and own — nine working applications, each one something you can click through on a laptop rather than a picture of something we might build.

Riyadh skyline

Concepts we built ourselves, because we will not show anybody else’s work.

Riyadh Skyline — B.alotaby, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Our own softwareWathiq · working prototype

Contractor approval and compliance

One queue, mandatory documents at each gate, a signature against every decision, and an alarm before a compliance certificate expires.

Contracting, facilities management, logistics

Our own softwareMawqit · working prototype

Planned downtime, and what it really costs

A year of maintenance windows on one timeline, planned against actual, so the meeting about the overrun starts from a number instead of a memory.

Manufacturing, facilities management, logistics

Our own softwareBayan · working prototype

An HR assistant that quotes the policy

Leave, GOSI, end-of-service, ticket entitlement — answered in Arabic or English, with the clause attached and a route to a human when it matters.

Any company past about 200 staff

Our own softwareTadqiq · working prototype

Reading a bid pack before it reads you

Forty documents, one deadline. The system finds what is missing, what expires before delivery, and where two pages disagree.

Contracting, trading, procurement

Our own softwareQiyas · working prototype

A pipeline for a product that needs a site visit

Most CRMs assume the deal closes on a call. This one is built around the survey, the quote that depends on it, and the engineer who has to go.

Distribution, equipment, telecoms, solar

Our own softwareFihrist · working prototype

Finding the file nobody can find

A searchable catalogue over drawings, surveys and reports too heavy to email, with who may open what and a record of who did.

Engineering, surveying, construction, legal

Our own softwareRadd · working prototype

A support assistant that knows when to stop

Arabic-first customer support that answers the repetitive eighty per cent and hands over cleanly, with a dashboard that shows where it failed.

Retail, clinics, services, utilities

Our own softwareTa'qib · working prototype

What happens after the visit

The job is finished, the consultation is over, and then nothing. This turns a completed appointment into the next specific action.

Clinics, training, professional services

Our own softwareMirsad · working prototype

One question, forty branches

An operations assistant scoped to a branch, a role and a period, so a regional manager stops phoning around to build a picture.

Multi-branch retail, clinics, restaurants, rental

More will appear here. The first delivered client project will replace this note. When that happens the page will say so plainly at the top and the client will have agreed in writing to be named.

How to read anything on this page

Our own software means we designed, wrote and own it. Each one runs. We will open it on a laptop in a meeting. There is no client behind it, and every name, number and document inside is invented.

Client work, when it appears, will name the client or say explicitly that the client asked to remain unnamed, and will carry results we can defend.

We will never show work our people built for a previous employer. It is not ours to show, and anonymising it does not change that.